Is AT&T's iPhone exclusivity on the rocks?

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	Infoworld: InfoWorld's Mobilize
	April 22, 2009
	AT&T may have to pay dearly to retain iPhone exclusively AT&T would seem to have every reason in the world to want an extension of its exclusive agreement with Apple to sell the iPhone and run it over AT&T's wireless networks. For Apple, continuing the exclusive agreement with AT&T seems less advantageous as time goes on, since selling the iPhone through more carriers would increase the number of devices sold. Read on: Get the whole story here Also in this issue Android faces fight for phone users, despite update plan Palm's webOS lives up to hype, early developers say Future of mobile phones is in the cloud, ex-Nokia CTO says BlackBerry app developers must make key choices Report: iPhone 3.0 may include voice recognition A D V E R T I S E M E N T Boosting Storage Efficiency with Deduplication, Thin Provisioning, and FlexClone Download now.>> Android faces fight for phone users, despite update plan An Android update that Google plans to release soon will include new features sought by users and developers since the mobile operating system became available last year. But even so, it doesn't appear that Android-based phones will outdo rivals like the iPhone on functionality. Read on: Click to continue Palm's webOS lives up to hype, early developers say Underneath the sleek exterior, the multi-touch display and the sliding keyboard of the upcoming Palm Pre smartphone is the real innovation: a new kind of operating system designed with the mobile Web in mind. Read on: Click to continue Future of mobile phones is in the cloud, ex-Nokia CTO says The standard architecture that will realize the promise of mobile phones won't be hardware or software but a cloud-based platform that lets users navigate their contacts and content related to them, according to a former Nokia executive. Read on: Click to continue BlackBerry app developers must make key choices RIM's multipronged plan means you can go quick-and-dirty with Web skills or do richer apps with the more complex Java. Read on: Click to continue Report: iPhone 3.0 may include voice recognition Uncovered software frameworks in the iPhone 3.0 beta might represent speech recognition and synthesis systems, Ars Technica reports. Read on: Click to continue A D V E R T I S E M E N T To contact Infoworld, please send an e-mail to support@infoworld.com
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