Randall Arnold

Just How Mobile Does Intel Plan to Be?

It was good to see those numbers on MID prospects. Here's my take on what they need to be useful: tabulacrypticum.wordpr.../

Cheap Phones Will Emerge as Big Business in Developing Regions

It's kind of a chicken-and-egg situation-- who's providing infrastructure in these regions? Phones don't run without it.

Research in Motion: Vulnerable to a Takeover Bid?

HP is developing a cellphone, which could work either way vis-a-vis a RIMM acquisition.

Despite Nokia's amount of available cash, though, I would still see them as the most likely in your list.

Nokia Gets No Respect Against Apple, RIM

Too many people are writing off Nokia as if they can't recover US market share. That's naive. The iPhone is fresh and novel, but so was Motorola's RAZR at one point.

Nokia has the devices; it's execution that has faltered, and that is not impossible to fix.

Consumers Will Benefit From Smartphone Battle

Yourope, you're speaking from sheer biased opinion, killing something before it's even launched. That's just nuts, and hurts any credibility you may have.

Research In Motion's Pullback is an Opportunity

The iPhone is, as are most Apple products, hyped beyond its realistic promise. RIMM has the proven track record here. Opportunity indeed.

Consumers Will Benefit From Smartphone Battle

Yourope, what is your reasoning behind that claim?