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.

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.

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

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