Reply to this post IoT – everywhere and nowhere. With the press cycle already revved-up well before the official opening of CES, almost everything that...
Reply to this post Artificial Intelligence. AI is likely to be the most important theme in the technology sector this year. This is because AI...
Reply to this post Greater verticalisation looks like it is coming to China. It looks like Qihoo is having another go at the smartphone market...
Reply to this post Samsung is left with very little on Android devices. Following the disaster of the Galaxy Note 7, Samsung really needs the...
Reply to this post Massive setback means more money likely to be needed It appears that Magic Leap has hit a major problem with the...
Reply to this post Last time it was software. This time its emulators Qualcomm and Microsoft have announced that Windows is once again coming to...
Reply to this post Sailfish finds a life line with the Russian government. The hardy sailors at Jolla have had a pretty stormy couple of...
Reply to this post VR hits a bump but AR in the enterprise fares better. It looks very much as if 2016 for augmented reality...
Reply to this post Motorola is the only one with a chance of succeeding with modularity. Lenovo’s Motorola is increasing its commitment to its modular...
Richard is founder, owner of research company, Radio Free Mobile. He has 16 years of experience working in sell side equity research. During his 11 year tenure at Nomura Securities, he focused on the equity coverage of the Global Technology sector.
CES Day 1/2 – Winners and losers.
Reply to this post Winners Amazon. In my mind, the star of CES 2017 is Amazon which is beginning to show signs of doing to...