Question of the Day: Is Jobs Using ‘Scarcity Illusion’ to juice iPhone2 debut? – Old GigaOm
We’ve written previously about Harvard marketing guru John Quelch’s research into how companies deliberately create an “illusion of scarcity” to elevate product successes and profits. See, How to use the ‘Scarcity Illusion’ to boost your launch. For a while now people have been writing about the perceived scarcity of iPhones. Earlier this week Om conducted a reportorial gut check, and determined–o
VMware Launches Open-Source Cloud – Old GigaOm
VMware (s vmw) has entered the cloud game by offering an open-source package called Cloud Foundry, a Platform-as-a-Service that should strike fear in the hearts of its competitors, especially the likes of Salesforce.com (s crm), Microsoft (s msft) and Rackspace (s rax). The platform will offer developers the tools to build out applications on public clouds, private clouds and anyplace else, whethe
Is Apple About to Cut Out the Carriers? – Old GigaOm
Sources inside European carriers have reported that Apple has been working with SIM-card manufacturer Gemalto to create a special SIM card that would allow consumers in Europe to buy a phone via the web or at the Apple Store and get the phones working using Apple’s App Store. It’s rumored that Apple (s aapl) and Gemalto have created a SIM card, which is typically a chip that carries subscriber ide
Infographic: How Android Is Taking Over – Old GigaOm
Update: Unit of measurement corrected in The Future of Phones. Related content from GigaOM Pro (subscription required): Report: U.S. Mobile Venture Capital Investment, Q2 2010 The App Developer’s Guide to Choosing a Mobile Platform Report: Google’s Mobile Strategy It’s Time for Nokia to Embrace Android Graphic courtesy of Column Five Media. Category: Mobile Tag: Android, Android OS, Google, iPhone
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Sprint Formally Asks FCC to Block AT&T/T-Mo Merger – Old GigaOm
Verizon’s CTO on Wi-Fi Plans and the End of 3G – Old GigaOm
