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BlackBerry Z10 May Arrive With a Lot of ZZZs

"Now we can see if this product has wings and will fly," said telecommunications analyst Jeff Kagan A BlackBerry spokesperson was not immediately available to comment for this story....

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The Tooth-and-Nails Scrap for the No. 3 Smartphone Spot

Until about six years ago, the wireless world was pretty predictable. BlackBerry and Nokia were the leaders, and everything was growing and stable. Then the iPhone earthquake changed everything. Android soon followed, creating more disruption. Today the global handset leaders are Samsung and Apple. ...

Rumored Specs, Tantalizing Ad Fuel Galaxy S IV Launch Excitement

"We have seen updates work and fail in the past, depending on how different they actually are," said telecommunications analyst Jeff Kagan. For example, Apple has given the iPhone a major overhaul with every other update, making incremental changes to releases between, he po...

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GM Switches Partners for OnStar’s Next Big Dance

Several years ago, General Motors introduced a groundbreaking service called "OnStar," a wireless technology designed to keep drivers safer on the road. Since the 1990s, GM has used the Verizon Wireless network to link cars with OnStar. ...

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8.0 Takes a Poke at iPad Mini

"This blurring of the lines has been confusing for many users," said telecommunications analyst Jeff Kagan. "Is it a tablet or is it a smartphone, or what is it exactly? And we are just in the beginning of this part of the wireless revolution." However, tablets that offer ph...

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Elevating Customer Service to the Next Level

Do you dread calling a company to get customer support? Most of us do. We are on hold forever and the problem drags on way too long, leaving brand loyalty damaged. ...

Microsoft Lets Skypers Leave Face Mail

"It sounds logical that if voice mail, email, texting and the assorted other kinds of messaging we use today are popular, that video messaging would be a hit," said industry analyst Jeff Kagan, "but it's not -- not yet anyway. One reason is many people don't have an easy ability to use this kind of service. So unless they really want to, or have to, they don't." ...

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BlackBerry’s Do-or-Die Marketing Challenge

Frank Boulben is the new chief marketing officer at BlackBerry and he has his hands full. Did you ever stand in front of a mountain of work and wonder how to get started? Marketing was one of several key weaknesses before RIM became BlackBerry. Can Boulben refresh, reinvigorate and save the smartphone maker? No one yet knows; however, marketing is key -- and Boulben is now center stage...

Intel Chips In With Its Own Web TV Service

Intel won't be the only player trying to bring innovation to TV in the coming years, predicted industry analyst Jeff Kagan. "This is the beginning of the race," he told TechNewsWorld. "The start gun has just fired." ...

HP Looks to Limit Student Labor in China

"This obviously has Meg Whitman's fingerprints all over it," industry analyst Jeff Kagan told TechNewsWorld. "We have to expect HP to think and act differently going forward. Yes, this is new and different for HP but may be more in line with the company going forward." The que...

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Small Cells Could Solve AT&T’s Data Problem

It looks as though AT&T Mobility has developed a small cell solution to the wireless industry's spectrum shortage -- a data capacity problem that will affect customers of every carrier. AT&T's is not the only solution -- there will be others as well -- but it is an important one ...

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Small Cells Could Solve AT&T’s Data Problem

It looks as though AT&T Mobility has developed a small cell solution to the wireless industry's spectrum shortage -- a data capacity problem that will affect customers of every carrier. AT&T's is not the only solution -- there will be others as well -- but it is an important one ...

Is the Time Ripe for BlackBerry?

"I don't think it's too late, but I do think they should have refreshed their brand years ago," industry analyst Jeff Kagan told the E-Commerce Times. "Better late than never -- and the timing is good. BlackBerry 10 will redefine the entire company." BlackBerry's Next Move...

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Why Apple Is Losing Its Shine

Almost a year and a half ago, I asked a simple question: Will Apple Still Be Apple Without Steve Jobs? At the time, the answer seemed to be a simple "no." Over the next couple of years, Apple would become just another competitor, I predicted -- and unfortunately, that's exactly what is now happening ...

DoJ Tosses Monkey Wrench Into Sprint-Softbank Merger Plans

Acquisition by Softbank would be a shot in the arm for Sprint, whose fortunes continue to flag, said telecom industry analyst Jeff Kagan. "Sprint has been trying to recover over the last several years," he told the E-Commerce Times. "They just have not been successful. AT&T a...

Apple Stock Tanks Despite Record-Busting Sales

Those $700 per share days might be over, at least in the short-term, said tech analyst Jeff Kagan -- but not for lack of sales "Apple sold an incredible number of units this past quarter," Kagan told the E-Commerce Times. "It would be enough to make any other company really ex...

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TV Industry Disruption: Aereo’s Threat and Promise

So, what is Aereo all about? Well, it's a brand new idea, a Web TV service. The days of the US$200 TV bill are numbered, said the CEO of Aereo in an interview with Ad Age. ...

RIM Releases BYOD-Friendly IT Management Software

"BYOD is new to RIM. Yet it may be very important, as others -- like Apple iPhone and Google Android -- are winning such market share," said telecommunications analyst Jeff Kagan. "If RIM were to ignore this elephant in the room, it could be a very big problem. If RIM can pull this off, it will be a big deal for them."

RIM May Scotch BlackBerry Hardware

"While there are no guarantees for success with RIM, this model can work," said telecommunications analyst Jeff Kagan. "Qualcomm did this. [It] made wireless phones at one point. Now they just make some of the innards for all the phones that others make. This was a great idea for Qualcomm."

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Can BB10 Rescue RIM?

One of two things will happen with the upcoming launch of the brand new RIM BlackBerry 10. Either it will be a success and help RIM get back on a growth curve, or it will end up being like the Palm Pre, loved by the media and analysts yet wanting for sales. Can RIM recover with BlackBerry 10? It's possible. But the company must do two things right ...

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