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Product marketer Trevor Van Norman explains why Sprint chose its first LTE devices, how it will explain Network Vision to consumers and how it plans to make up for lost time with LTE
1:00 PM At CES, I put Verizon's Eric Bruno on the spot to walk me through a day in the 'Borderless Life.' The idea is that all your network services can be available on any connected device
At the RIM booth at CES 2012, Fritz Nelson walks through a new, improved BlackBerry PlayBook. Its improved features sound great, but the demo tablet doesn't always cooperate
Achim Berg, CVP of Microsoft's recently formed Operator Channels team, explains how working through the operators is good business and why he's not afraid of Google
11:00 AM Phil checks out Verizon's FiOS TV service on the Microsoft Xbox 360. But why put a subset of its TV service on a gaming console? Verizon's Joe Ambeault explains
Samsung's product marketing director explains why a 'phablet' and a stylus have a place in the market and how Samsung plans to take down Nokia as world leader in 2012
SAP's Oliver Bussmann says CIOs need to consider how they can provide apps and management platforms that allow employees to work on whatever device works best for them
Nokia's VP of product marketing explains why its first Lumia Windows Phone LTE device is a cut above all the Androids on the market and how AT&T is going to help them prove it
AT&T's John Potter discusses the different requirements for technology and equipment providers as it offers a bigger variety of cloud services and other 'as-a-service' offerings
Huawei Chief Design Director Hagen Fendler explains the design philosophy behind the Ascend, its first flagship smartphone, and why it will appeal to North American consumers
AT&T's Jon Summers talks about why the carrier is exposing network APIs, why it is focusing on HTML5 and how developers can write apps once and deploy them across multiple devices
At CES 2011, Opera debuted its Web browser for tablet computers on a variety of different operating systems and talked about how consumers can now sync browser bookmarks and content between disparate devices
Ford executives explain their vision for how consumers will access mobile apps and content in cars and why consumer devices – not cars – are the vehicle of choice for mobile broadband connectivity on the road
Amdocs executives Tal Givoly and Gil Rosen discuss the dramatic technology and cultural changes surrounding service-provider billing. Also, the execs pinpoint collaboration happening in service-provider IT and network groups
BesTV's Ian Chin says telco IPTV in China is bundled with broadband subscriptions and comfortably coexists as an interactive supplement to a linear cable TV service in many households. But he says Chinese carriers want to soon make an IPTV subscription something that is delivered to consumer homes, office PCs, and mobile phones.
Deutsche Telekom's head of new media, Randolph Nikutta, tells us that the future of IPTV could be quite stunning. In an interview taped late last year, Nikutta told us the telco is rolling out interactive features in its IPTV service over the next few years, primarily with sports programming. But, he says, the technology exists to allow viewers to be their own directors in the next five to 10 years.
