The Google Phone Won’t Open Up the Wireless Industry
January 5th, 2010 admin
Topics: appl, apple, GigaOM, iphone, mobile, mobile internet, mobile phones, nexus one, stacey's posts
I had hoped that today’s announcement of Google’s phone would be another iPhone-like bomb set to disrupt wireless carriers and bring a future of affordable, open and ubiquitous mobile connectivity to pass. Apple pried open the carrier ecosystem with the iPhone, and its decisions to open up geolocation information and create an app store hurt the business model the carriers rely…
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