The mobile cloud opportunity

Today's smartphones are nipping at the heels of some netbooks. At the same time, mobile networks are getting faster. Which speeds are more important?

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Mobile Applications Take to Cloud Computing

Mobile application developers increasingly turn to cloud computing to circumvent the major challenges that face them:

• The plethora of handset models and software configurations.
• The limited processing power and battery life of mobile devices.
• The inherently low-bandwidths of mobile networks.

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Google Puts the "G" in G-Drive

I am a regular reader of CommsDay, a news service out of Australia with writers across the region. It reports on APAC in general and has an addition that focuses in on New Zealand / Australia specifically. Often they have very interesting "comments" on a variety topics from their writers. A good services to subscribe to (my CommsDay plug :p).

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The Cloud Takes to the Air

We're increasingly hearing a lot about virtualization or "cloud computing," and my teammate John Sauer wrote a recent blog on this subject and references a few articles talking about the potential of the cloud. You can link to them from his blog.

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