iLane, iPhone .. whatever next?
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Even if you’re a die-hard Palm or Windows Mobile fan, it’s hard to deny the appeal of Nokia’s N-series line-up of S60-powered “multimedia computers,” whose connectivity and imaging options are some of the best you can find on a smartphone today.
This new product It mobile workers to use their Skype accounts to send and receive VoIP calls on their mobile devices.
Latest Q2 smart mobile device figures from analysts Canalys: Smartphone sales up 75% year on year; Symbian OS powers 67% of units worldwide, Windows Mobile second on 15%; standalone handheld sales down 33% year on year; Nokia sell almost six times the number of smartphones as their nearest competitor.
Why go into the office at all? Here are just some of the developments to make that a reality.
IMS is now introducing the world’s first hands-and-eyes free email solution for in-vehicle use. It’s called iLane?. It provides you with a hands-free and eyes-free, voice-interactive solution for managing email messages and attachments, phone calls, SMS messages and calendar appointments while in transit.
If you haven’t heard of IMS before that stands for Intelligent Mechatronic Systems. IMS is engaged in the research, development and production of innovative and proprietary solutions in the areas of automotive safety, telematics and automedia. Their telematics line includes DriveSync? and iPAID?. DriveSync? is a GPS vehicle tracking solution for consumers and fleets.
You might imagine that iPhone might be a natural development for those iPod people. Well not so. The name is already taken. iPhone is a Voice Over IP service offered by Nuvio that has been around since 2003. What’s interesting is that Apple registered for the iPhone trademark in 2002.
Nowadays in matters mobile, you’ll often find the name Google. So they’re now announcing that you can get corporate info on the go. Enterprise information, such as corporate networks, databases and content management systems, is now Google-searchable on mobile devices.
Soon the only thing you’ll be missing while on the road will be all that office politics. Perhaps you’ll only know you’ve missed out on those politics when your car stops and won’t move.
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