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  Wireless Data News Blog: And Motient sale of its' DataTac/ARDIS network business again reminds how many legacy (that is over 20 years old) mobile data networks are still in production - 'cause in many cases what is important is that you are connected where and when you need it (speed/bandwidth not important) and not paying a lot for it. ( Read more... ) (via Cosmos)

  Go Nintendo - What are you waiting for?: Sony launches its PlayStation 3 games system in the US this Friday, but Microsoft’s Xbox 360 is facing even greater pressure to produce a strong holiday season, according to the latest report from Strategy Analytics. To meet its target, the Redmond, WA, giant must sell four million consoles over the gift-buying season, notes the report, “PS3/Xbox360: Pressure On Microsoft As Well As Sony In Q4 Console Shootout,” (via Cosmos)

  PodTech News: Daily analysis of technology and media news: Meanwhile, CBS is positioning itself for a stronger presence online. Jets may be getting a whole lot quieter, and consumers may be actually be accepting the necessity of some of those tech gadgets we used to think of as frivolous. (via Cosmos)

brandUNITY Blogs on Branding: A projected $70 billion will be earned on panel TV sales this year, achieving 44% market share. Given the trend, likely the best purchase in this media equipment category includes IP capacity, otherwise, expect to replace it in a year. (via Cosmos)

  Digital Lifescapes | by David H. Deans: Companies must take an active role in promoting this market in order to realize its potential, according to "Networks in the Home: Connected Consumer Electronics." Sales of devices such as multimedia PCs, DVRs, network storage devices, and media adapters will be key barometers for the health of this market over the next five years. Also, the development of next-generation home networking standards for multimedia sharing and streaming will be important in driving the market. (via Cosmos)

  IPTV News, Events, Jobs, Providers - TVover.net: Sony, Panasonic and Samsung lead the wave of the leading mobile, PC and consumer electronics companies that are targeting the connected home for their next major growth opportunity, according to the latest research from Strategy Analytics. The report, "Connected Home Leaderboard: A Strategic Assessment of Leading CE, PC and Mobile Companies," assesses the key business challenges facing major technology vendors that intend to lead in the connected digital home market. (via Cosmos)

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