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[TechCrunch] Put together the Ad system they have, and they control a strong section of the mobile ecosystem from ad generation, delivery through branded channels, with good profile information about the user, especially since most new handsets from Nokia now have GPS built in.

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[Kuszpa - peperoni flavoured adventure...] Mobile 2.0 Europe, Barcelona « Kuszpa - peperoni flavoured adventure”¦: Today I joined the first Mobile 2.0 Europe in Barcelona, a conference bringing people together from all aspects of the mobile ecosystem, including startups, investors, mobile carriers, device manufacturers, mobile application developers and .It was suspenseful to hear the nokia lecture about their plans for the future;

[MEX - the strategy forum for mobile user experience] MEX - the strategy forum for mobile user experience - Moving from ...: If mobile platforms become a commodity, as desktop platforms have, and anyone can use readily available tools develop a beautifully shallow iPhone app or a clunky yet powerful S60 app, I think that this moves the potential for profit up the value chain from the device manufacturers to the social networking, media sharing, and location-based services which are the real reason mobile devices are so compelling to use in the first place.

[JupiterResearch Analyst Weblogs] Thomas Husson - The Forrester Blog For Consumer Product Strategy ...: Many innovative start-ups have pioneered mobile social networking in the last few years: BuzzCity, Peperoni, Fring, Nimbuzz, eBuddy, Zyb, Plazes, Loopt, Foursquare and many others demonstrated the potential of the market. In the last few months, .

[Wireless Federation] Mobile2.0: Web 2.0 inspired projects going mobile and/or mobile 2.0 projects have been considered as things to avoid for .It's being run by Charlie Schick from Nokia and Marko Ahtisaari from Blyk (the 1st pan-European free mobile operator).

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