Report Looks at Indoor Location Positioning and Mobile Markets
January 8, 2013
In December 2011, Grizzly Analytics released its first comprehensive report on indoor location positioning technology, predicting that indoor […]
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In December 2011, Grizzly Analytics released its first comprehensive report on indoor location positioning technology, predicting that indoor […]
The uproar caused by glitches in turn-by-turn and other features from Apple’s new Maps feature has forced CEO […]
Naysayers still exist when talking about the emerging indoor positioning market. They say that the market is still […]
Two prominent tech magazines are tolling the death knell for portable GPS devices today, spurred in large part by Apple’s announcement of Maps, its own mapping and GPS navigation service.
Apple signed TomTom for mapping services, and is apparently jettisoning Google Maps, to set up a potential collision between the two industry giants. The deal between the media giant and TomTom came after Apple rolled out mapping options for its new operating system at a conference in San Francisco.
Between 2010 and 2011 the global installed base of app consumers increased by 104%, reports mobile research specialists Research2guidance. While the installed base of smartphones increased by nearly 274 million, tablets were the fastest growing segment.
Following up on my” Mobile Devices Galore” column a couple of weeks ago, one predominant question I hear […]
At the GIS In Action 2012 conference last week, I asked a Google presenter if he thought the mobile phone […]
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