Google vs. Yahoo, Microsoft, Facebook, and Apple in MobileThe report evaluates various key areas of competition including mobile platforms, gaming, e-commerce, mobile payments and more. The report also provides SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats) for each company in different business development areas.
Target Audience:
Mobile network operators
Investment institutions of all types
Third-party managed service providers
Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Facebook, and Apple
Value-added Service (VAS) application providers
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Google Maps adding live UTA schedule updates;Smartphone users will now be able to tell exactly when their Frontrunner, TRAX or bus ride is going to show up, even if it's late.
Google announced Wednesday that it's adding real-time updates from Utah Transit Authority to its Google maps service. UTA is one of three systems with the live updates — the other two are the New York subway system and Washington D.C.'s Metro system.
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Google Keep New Note Taking App From GoogleGoogle keep, the next new app from the Google. It's note taking Android app. Google released this app 21of of march, but still it has few bugs. But overall it's a nice application. It has a simple UI. Google keep available text note, voice note, audio notes, and image notes.
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For Some, Resistance To Google Glass Is Not FutileThe time of Google Glass is almost upon us. The tech giant's much touted wearable computer is almost certain to usher in a new era of social and computer interaction, as well as a huge wave of first-person cat videos.
It sounds amazing, and almost too science fiction to be true, but a lawmaker in West Virginia is concerned that the technology will also be the next thing to distract us on the road.
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Google takes Street View to new heights - quite literallyGoogle’s beloved yet often controversial Street View cameras have reached new heights – quite literally. Leaving the camera-equipped cars at home, Google’s expedition team bundled up and hit some of the world’s most impressive mountain ranges with a lightweight tripod and digital camera with a fisheye lens attached to capture some stunning imagery.
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