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CTIA IT 2009 Scorecard: Who were the winners and losers?
The Fierce editorial team was out in full force at the show last week, covering all aspects of the conference. You can check out our coverage of the conference and the co-located events at the CTIALive website. Also, be sure to check out our photos of the keynotes, press conferences, parties and exhibit floor.
Now that we've been home for a few days, we have had time to contemplate the themes of the show and figure out what some of the news announcements mean to the industry. Here's our scorecard of the companies and industry segments that we think emerged as the winners and losers at last week's confab. As always, we welcome your suggestions and criticisms. Please use the comment section to tell us which companies made an impression on you (either positively or negatively) last week at the CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment 2009 conference. --Sue
CTIA IT 2009 Scorecard: Who were the winners and losers?
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Posted by Anonymous | October 13, 2009 - 3:03pm
Really liked mplayit think it does a lot to increase discoverability of apps. Thought orbit social phonebook was really unique with the social volume feature. Liked Nokia's E71x.
Posted by Enamorous | October 13, 2009 - 3:51pm
ORBIT, but a company called Trilibis (Software/Mobile) was AMAZING!!
In a live demo they showed off the coolest abilities to really simply connect your world (Fbook, Twitter, etc) and create "Orbits" of friends (in your iphone contact book - for demo). LOVE THE GROUPING FUNCTIONALITY!!
Now the coolest thing was the ability to 'dial down' or 'mute' certain people or certain groups. This suddenly allows for 'social media' on my terms, and keeps it from being a major time-suck.
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