Jun 03
Openwave Mobile Analytics is designed to assist and empower operators in maximizing revenues and managing network risks through informed business intelligence.
Openwave Systems Inc., one of the world’s leading software innovators enabling revenue-generating personalized services which converge the mobile and broadband experience, today announced the launch of Openwave Mobile Analytics 7.0, a solution that provides deep analytics and rich reporting for mobile devices, including feature phones, smartphones, netbooks and other mobile devices. Openwave Mobile Analytics 7.0 is designed to help carriers better understand mobile data usage, segmented by various subscriber demographics, peak usage times, and identify data consumption patterns that ultimately can help an operator better price and deliver targeted content to users, as well as better optimize their network bandwidth.
Openwave’s mobile analytics solution incorporates a decade’s worth of knowledge and experience helping operators understand what exactly is going on in their mobile data networks and how subscribers are using data services.
Mobile Analytics v7.0 gives network operations managers and marketing executives a clear view across all aspects of mobile data subscriber activity: from mobile internet browsing to messaging to social networking.
Through interactive and customizable reporting with intuitive drill-down capabilities, Mobile Analytics helps operators identify and proactively manage bandwidth allocation as well as make business critical decisions based on new subscriber behaviors and trends.
Operator Benefits
Openwave Mobile Analytics turns raw data into actionable intelligence such as:
- Key metrics on network, device and subscriber usage trends for improved capacity planning.
- Operational reporting for better use of limited mobile network resources.
- Subscriber and device reports to pinpoint those users and devices most likely to cause network congestion.
- Traffic reports to determine network congestion areas across the access network, internet backhaul or web applications/sites.
- Site reports to help plot the course to increased revenue by identifying popular trends on which to base relevant services and premium content.
- Accurate mobile audience metrics provides strong leverage in forming advertising partnerships.
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Tagged with: Analytics • Mobile
Jun 02
Samsung has unveiled the Samsung Pixon12 – the world’s first 12-megapixel camera phone with a full touchscreen.
The Pixon12, or M8910, is a coming-soon handset with a 3.1-inch AMOLED screen with 10,000:1 contrast ratio and a 28mm wide angle lens.
Apparently a response to “pressing consumer need” for such a device, the Pixon12 gets a dedicated “Camera Power Key” for one-touch access to the camera function and can snap a pic every 2 seconds and offers a Xenon flash.
The Pixon12 offers touchscreen controlled auto-focus tracking, where users can select a focus point with the touch of a finger, after which the AF function will automatically follow the object, while the Smart Auto feature changes the scene and mode based on its object, background and lighting.
Other specs for the quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE phone include HSUPA, Wi-Fi, up to 16GB memory via MicroSD card, GPS, an FM radio and 720 x 480 video capture at 30fps.
Samsung says the Samsung Pixon12 will be available from end of June in Europe – other regions in August.
Tagged with: Mobile • Samsung
Jun 02
Nokia has announced the release of the Nokia 6730 smartphone exclusive to the Vodafone network in Europe [Techtree Reported]
The 6730 classic is a new S60-powered phone and comes preloaded with a select range of software. It’s been initially offered as an upgrade to the existing mid-range S40 phones like the 6500c or 6300. The phone is available in the standard white Vodafone livery.
The phone has been optimized for mobile Internet and navigation services and comes loaded with software that provides access to turn-by-turn directions, a point-of-interest database and yellow pages information. On the hardware front, the 6730c sports a 3.2megapixel camera, a 2.2-inch screen. HSDPA and HSUPA connectivity and 50MB of internal memory, expandable up to 16GB. It comes with a 2.5mm audio jack so if you were about to get this and connect your own headphones, thats not going to happen!
The phone is slated to be released on Vodafone Europe later this month.
Tagged with: Mobile • Nokia
May 28
Pageonce, the leading Mobile Personal Assistant, is your one-stop-shop for online account management on your BlackBerry, iPhone, or your computer’s web browser. In a world where quick and up-to-date access to your online account information is crucial, Pageonce gives users the only mobile Internet experience free from the hassles of logins, password amnesia and the weariness that comes with navigating the same sites over and over and over again. Using the powerful patent-pending Fetchonce™ technology, Pageonce allows you to access all your online accounts, password-free, via your mobile phone or your web browser – anytime, anywhere.
With Pageonce you can simultaneously access, view, and manage the information from your personal accounts in these popular categories – finance, shopping, utilities, and travel. Not only does Pageonce make your information available to you in easy-to-read screens, but Pageonce enables you to easily and proactively manage your accounts, with in-app update feeds and optional email alerts that notify you to changes in your accounts and upcoming events in your life: bill due dates, financial balances summaries, recent credit card transactions, approaching travel itineraries, package delivery dates and much more. Pageonce consolidates all of this information for you in one place on a daily basis so you don’t have to.
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Tagged with: Application • BlackBerry • Business • iPhone • Mobile • Security
May 20
iPhone 3g Gold just hits the market lets have an over view of it. Goldstriker has struck the right cords (for a previleged few) many times before, but it seems that they have outdone themselves this innings. They have now replaced the whole body (not just the plating, mind) of an iPhone 3G with solid 22-carat gold and added 53 exquisite VVS1 diamonds to the Apple logo found on the back. It took four craftsmen and months of intricate work by hand to finally get this iPhone blinged out and needless to say, all that hard work don’t come cheap. This special iPhone 3G goes for no less than a staggering £22,995, roughly $34k or a kid’s college education. We are not sure if this includes an early shot at iPhone 3.0 OS, but who cares as long as it shiny all over right?
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Tagged with: Industry News • iPhone • Mobile • Tech News
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