With 2010 upon us, it seems like we know what to expect from most players in the smartphone market – new releases, smarter phones, better and lighter technology.

Apple will iterate on the iPhone to compete with the bleeding edge Android phones (and possibly give us a 3G enabled tablet in the process), we’ll see more Android phones than ever come out, including the release of Google’s ‘Nexus one’ and Microsoft is due to roll out Windows Mobile 7 at some point. And of course there is a predicted resurgence for Palm and Nokia with the next versions of their phones and technology. (more…)

I recently attended the Carsonified’s Future of Mobiles Conference in Kensington where, amongst others, there were representatives from SonyEricsson, Google, Symbian, The LiMo Foundation, Purple Labs, Adobe, M Trends, Rummble and Trutap to name but a few.

It became very clear that while my last blog intimated that the future of mobile communications was a “two horse race” between Google Android and LiMo with the latest Open Source Operating Systems, this is not the case.

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An industry that is ever evolving, the Mobile Communications industry is set for more shake ups and changes in late 2008 early 2009.

Specialist Communications Recruiter is preparing for another raft of changes in her chosen industry. The race is on between Google’s Android and LiMo’s Linux-Based Operating System for Mobile Broadband Wireless IP Communicator Devices. (more…)