Meet:Mobility Podcast 44 – Cooling Down and Warming up – MWC to CeBIT.
Meet:Mobility Podcast 44 is now available. Streamed live (meetmobility.com/live) on 24th Feb 2010 with special guests Ewan Spence (Twitter) and Chris Davies (Twitter)
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Show Notes:
On the podcast:
JKK – JKKMobile.com
Chippy – Carrypad.com
Ewan Spence -EwanSpence.com
Chris Davies – Slashgear.
Notes used during the podcast.
MWC Round-up.
- The Dell Mini 5
- Compaq Airlife 100
- Netbooks. Acer Aspire One 532G – First netbook with Pinetrail and Ion 2 – Perfromance.
- MeeGo.
- Windows Phone 7 – Not much detail.
- Mirasol.
Questions for our guests:
Thoughts on MWC from a mobile computing perspective.
Top hardware thoughts?
MeeGo thoughts?
Looking forward to CeBIT.
General news this week.
- Viliv s10 Blade pre order $
- Fujitsu UH900 / LOOX U/G90 at pocketables /quick-impressions
- 10 inch ThinkPad x100e with atom?
CeBIT chat.
Open discussion on CeBIT and what we’re doing there.
Thanks to Intel for their support at MWC.
Shout to. Softtalkblog, Software-dev-blog
Get well Sascha….
hehe, what cage did that scotsman come out of?!
btw, the summary of issues around the android market worries me. Google really need to clean that up, and fast.
I don’t understand how the Android Marketplace interacts with whether a vendor is a member of the Open Handset Alliance or not. jkk suggested on the podcast that because his phone came from a German company that wasn’t an OHA member that it doesn’t have the Android Marketplace on it. Yet Verizon in the US isn’t an OHA member, yet its Android phones have all the expected Android Marketplace access etc. Like the Droid or the upcoming Nexus One for Verizon. However, AT&T is not an OHA member, and has just released the Backflip, which is apparently very locked down, likely with a signed bootloader courtesy of Motorola and no access to the Android Marketplace…