July 3rd, 2010 | by Juan Tejeda | published in mobile accessories, Mobile Apps, Mobile Communities, Mobile Devices, Mobile Fun, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Services, Sidebar Photoblog, Social Impact, Statistics on Mobile Devices, Tips, Wireless Media
April 25th, 2010 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Devices, Social Impact, Statistics on Mobile Devices
Last year 28 year old engineer Karsten Nohl, an encryption expert from Germany was able to crack the G.S.M. algorithm, a code developed in 1988 by the G.S.M. Association an industry group based in London. This algorythm still used today to protect the privacy of many mobile calls worldwide. Mr. Nohl was not only able [...]
July 18th, 2009 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Devices, Statistics on Mobile Devices
Street Hacks: Jan Chipchase and Duncan Burns’ research for Nokia
July 16th, 2009 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Marketing, Statistics on Mobile Devices
Very good and comprehensive report of the Mobile Life in Germany for the next few years. The report puts the whole German mobile market in perspective and what to expect in the years to come.
June 2nd, 2009 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Devices, Mobile Marketing, Statistics on Mobile Devices
If you have a smartphone, video is certainly nothing new. Most smartphones offer the possibility to play local video or over the internet. The promise of faster connections seems to be around the corner, but we know already than in places like Japan (the mobile test bed of the world) superfast connections have made possible TV Channels on the mobile phones. It is not surprise that advertisers are eager to recycle their Ad spots and get them mobile, but that is not the answer for a medium that is so personal, intimate, contextual and with a high level of expectancy of relevant content. We’ve learned our lessons from the internet and we know that the 30 sec spot will not work.
May 26th, 2009 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Apps, Mobile Devices, Mobile Marketing, Statistics on Mobile Devices
Click-to-Call or CTC is a model that started first on the internet and then evolved into a more literal use of its name, meaning click to make a call. While browsing the net on your mobile phone you can see how phone numbers are higlighted (like a link), upon clicking the number will be automatically dialed.
May 11th, 2009 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Devices, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Services, Statistics on Mobile Devices, Wireless Media
2020: another vision of the future by the agency ahead of time
May 6th, 2009 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Communities, Mobile Services, Statistics on Mobile Devices
Mobile phones were referred to as “The third screen” a couple of years back, placing television as the first screen, computer as the second. Today I can say with confidence that for a big majority the third screen has become the first one.
May 3rd, 2009 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Communities, Mobile Devices, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Services, Statistics on Mobile Devices
Chinese Shanzai phones vs Open Source phones. A new socio-economic model, with a bigger impact than the internet in the early days and today’s web 2.0
May 1st, 2009 | by Juan Tejeda | published in Mobile Apps, Mobile Communities, Mobile Devices, Statistics on Mobile Devices
If you type in “Android Data Corporation” in google you can’t even find a URL to go to. Nevertheless, this company is suing Google and others for the use of “Android” as a trademark.
