The mobile industry is scrambling to meet the demand for innovative new content applications and services, but billions are being lost through revenue leakage.

The original thought was that you'd have a cell phone, then you'd put it back into a dock and have it put back into a landline.

You open up a conventional cellular network to IP services, and the best way to describe what [it] does to a cellular network in terms of security is that it opens up huge holes.

70 percent of their revenues come from North America. The international stuff, while a concern, is not a showstopper. The case with NTP is a showstopper. NTP could destroy RIM, simple as that.

There's been some question about whether or not the mobile TV market would be big or not. But the involvement of Microsoft legitimizes the market in a way.

These findings could be the wireless service providers' worst nightmare if they indicate a shift in preference to the mobile handset [manufacturers].