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The good news is if you think Dashwire. If you have a Dashwire. We will continue to provide the service and store your data until at least the end of the calendar year Tags: dashwire. From late when we launched Dashwire.
At the time we were focused on our own D2C play with Dashwire. DASHWORKS integrates all the thinking and software development that has gone into Dashwire over the last few years, with the feedback and ideas we have received from licensees and potential customers on how they would like to use our software. We have improved every aspect of the service with new mobile clients for open mobile platforms, fine tuned the synchronization protocol, improved our cloud services framework and have a more flexible front end web application for branding and design.
The biggest companies in the mobile ecosystem are investing billions in the mobile-web Connected Services space, or the software and synchronization services to connect and deliver innovative user experiences on the phone, web and PC, in an effort to build direct relationships with customers. Device makers and mobile operators around the world face a number of new challenges with the rise of open mobile operating systems and the associated application stores.
As a result, a battleground has emerged between Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Nokia, each of whom is investing heavily in assets to compete. Device manufacturers looking to combat the Apple challenge have three software choices: Symbian, Windows Mobile, or Android. Building a proprietary mobile operating system is no longer feasible to compete in a world where developers are key to its success.
Apple is not going to license and neither is RIM. The added complexity for device maker differentiation on top of the app ecosystem that is specific to a platform, is how to deal with the services that come with their choice of Symbian Nokia Ovi , Windows Mobile Microsoft MyPhone, Marketplace , or Android Google Sync services ; services that allow these companies to create direct connections to customers, help build loyalty and capture revenue.
Device makers are ramping quickly to support delivery of mobile-web connected services. As the largest global manufacturer of mobile computers, Nokia is making the move to shift its entire company to be able to compete with software services.
This call reflects the first step towards success as a mobile solutions company. It measures our success in acquiring, retaining and deepening customer relationships which is the new battleground in this evolving industry. There are many exciting opportunities for operators to leverage Connected Services. One example of how an operator is dealing with this shift is Vodafone. Vodafone recently announced Vodafone , what is essentially the Vodafone Live concept of branded services, repackaged for the current generation of smartphones and social networks via the help of software leadership Pieter Knook , formerly of MSFT and Windows Mobile and companies Vodafone acquired around synchronization of user content, social networking and location Zyb and Wayfinder to deliver mobile and web experiences.
The reality however is that Motorola will provide MOTOBLUR and other device makers will provide their flavor of differentiation on all their Android or other platform phones, and many operators will assort, making differentiation beyond exclusive device deals difficult. The mobile operators face a challenge of how to harness and act upon the threat of disintermediation being caused by each open mobile phone that it sells.
On the one hand, consumer demand for smartphones must be met, and increased revenue per user with data plans is a good thing. On the other hand, every time a store sells a Windows Mobile phone, that customer can sign up for Microsoft MyPhone and build a direct connection with Microsoft. A sale of a Nokia phone means a customer can sign up for Ovi and build a direct connection with Nokia. And obviously the same is true of an iPhone sale, as users sign up for iTunes and MobileMe, two services where the operator is cut out.
One could argue the operators should just let the software companies innovate , and instead of getting into the mix, continue to focus on tying up exclusives, phone sales and increasing revenue per month, while making sure the networks can support the increase in data traffic.
But because the mobile phone is such a personal part of everyday life, and the data shows people replace their phones at least every 18 months, consumers are unlikely to want their data trapped in a service from say Microsoft if it means they have to continue buying only Windows Mobile phones to access their data and benefit from the value the service provides.
Device makers, mobile operators, retailers, and developers are eying the tremendous opportunities made possible by mobile-web Connected Services. At Dashwire, we believe innovative connected services can be delivered not just as siloed services to a particular platform, but across the various open mobile phone platforms. Our shift to offer DASHWORKS, a Connected Services platform, is our belief that we can help other companies thru licensed software to accelerate innovation for consumers around the world regardless of operator or device manufacturer.
Trilogy Partnership is made up of wireless and tech entrepreneurs who built the wireless industry. Canalys and Gartner have posted their Q3 market share numbers for open operating systems.
You can add, edit, or delete contacts - with all changes instantly updated on your phone and vice versa. Every SMS sent and received is available online in an instant messaging like experience. You can read, reply, and create new messages from the web - it literally sends from your phone using your SMS plan. Snap a photo.
Capture a video. Dashwire instantly uploads all of your media from your phone to the web where you can view, edit, organize into albums, and share with friends and the social sites you use to stay connected to them.
Who wants to read the owner's guide? With Dashwire, your ringtones, bookmarks, and speed dials can be easily set from your web account and instantly updated on your phone.
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