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Mobile 2.0 Europe
We are proud to a sponsor at Mobile 2.0 Europe in Barcelona (18 - 19 June). Andreas Constantinou, Research Director will be part of the panel on Openness on Friday during the event. Andreas has also written a blog post discussing Openness and welcomes feedback and questions.

Interview with Opera Insights
Andreas Constantinou, Research Director has been featured in the Opera Insights newsletter discussing the mobile widget space.

75 Great Mobile Twitterers
We've been featured as one of the top 75 great mobile Twitterers by Lisa Whelan over at SocializeMobilize. If you're not already following us, our profiles are @visionmobile and @andreascon.

OSIM San Francisco
Åse Stiller presented choices that your organisation can make in an open source world at OSiM San Francisco on 12 March 2009.

Open Kernel Labs joins 100 million club
Open Kernel Labs (OK Labs) announced that its market-leading embedded hypervisor, OKL4, was named to the VisionMobile 100 million club (see Open Kernal Labs press release).

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Android and the threat of fragmentation

[2009 might be the year of Android..  Google claims around 20 devices will be in the market by the end of this year. It would give a long-awaited boost to...

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The 100 million club: some surprising facts about mobile software

[Research Director Andreas Constantinou, discusses the latest update to VisionMobile's 100 million club, and some surprising facts about the companies that dominate mobile software] We ‘ve just released the latest...

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Hardware is the future of mobile software, and vice versa. What Intel’s acquisition of WindRiver really means.

[Intel buys embedded software company Wind River with a 40% premium. What is the hidden asset that silicon vendors value beyond standard metrics? Guest blogger Andy V. O' Lay believes...

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The Amazon Kindle: More revolutionary for the mobile telecoms industry than the iPhone ever was

[The iPhone has ushered in a new era of user experience on mobile hardware. But the business model Amazon negotiated with Sprint set a precedent that could radically reshape the...

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Google beats mobile operators at the customer care game

[Mind the gap! Are mobile operators allowing Google to take over territory in customer (self) care? Guest blogger Wouter Deelman looks at the present situation and what mobile operators can...

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