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What Is It?

i-mode is a WAP-like mobile internet service originating in Japan which looks like becoming a major factor in mobile internet world-wide. The markup language used for i-mode is Compact HTML (cHTML) rather than the WML used for WAP. See our i-mode introduction to find out more...

Featured Research Reports

Google Recent Media Coverage, January 2010

Google is the undisputed king of Internet search engines. Its mastery of powerful search software has earned it more than 50 percent of the total search engine market share. And by selling web ad space, the company's profits--and stock prices--have soared. Still, Google isn't satisfied with dominating the Internet search arena and is expanding into a range of other market sectors, such as web browsers, mobile communications, video sharing, and web-based software. As Google competes in market sectors already dominated by other corporate giants like Microsoft and Apple, how will Google fare? This TecTrends Reporter, which tracks citations to Google across a wide array of media coverage, demonstrates the enormous range of this corporate giant's growing business concerns, as well as the challenges it faces in continuing that expansion in the future.

Published By: TecTrends Reporter
Date Published: Jan 2010

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Apple Recent Media Coverage, January 2010

From its founding in 1976, Apple has billed itself as the iconoclast among high-tech companies. The company's Macintosh computers emphasized aesthetics and ease of use in stark contrast to the stodgy black boxes made by its competitors. Its iPod digital media players and iTunes stores permanently changed the way music and other media are purchased and consumed. Most recently, with the enormous success of Apple's ground-breaking iPhone, Apple has become a major player in the wireless communications sector. Still, despite its current successes, the company's history of innovation has been checkered by periods when Apple seemed to lose its sense of direction. And while Fortune Magazine hailed Apple in 2009 as the most admired company in the world, many others have expressed criticism of the company's inflated pricing, anti-competitive practices, and proprietary platforms. What are the challenges facing today's Apple? Can it sustain its rapid expansion into consumer electronics and media distribution? And what does the future hold for Apple's original computer hardware and software business? This TecTrends Reporter, which tracks citations to Apple across a wide array of media coverage, provides insights into these and a range of other important questions.

Published By: TecTrends Reporter
Date Published: Jan 2010

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