A look at Artemis and the pCell: Part 1- The Basics
One of the more interesting product demos/start-up ideas out there right now is Artemis and their pCell technology. They had slightly uncloaked their idea a year ago, almost by accident, […]
Category Archives: Wireless
What is a ‘device’? – A response to Stratechery
A few days ago I read a post on Stratechery. Since half the traffic to this site comes from its author Ben Thompson’s Tweets, you are probably familiar with the […]
MWC 2014: Small Cells – Time to Get to Work
Last year, I wrote extensively about small cells. These were a hot topic at MWC 2013, but there were clear signs of froth. This year, there was a lot less […]
A Very Big Market – China’s Handset OEMs
In the 1980’s we saw the emergence of the PC production complex around Taiwan. This decade we are going to see a smart-device complex emerge around Shenzhen and South China. […]
Private Company Profile: Cluster Wireless
All of this came to the forefront for us on a recent visit to Cluster Wireless. Cluster is based in San Diego and is in early stages of solving two […]
Will M2M arrive soon?
We dubbed the last installment of D2D “The Retro Issue” because it looked at the revival of a number of technologies well beyond their hype curve. We looked at Location […]
Company Profile: Open Garden
Here at D2D we cover a lot of ground from apps to small cells, from mobile ads to small microwave backhaul. We know that our readers come from many different […]
Small Cells: 3 Questions
Most people now agree that the next wave of performance gains for mobile networks will have to come from ‘small cells’. That is, instead of using the large ‘macro’ base […]
Mobile World Congress 2013
D/D #1: Mobile World Congress 2013 New Venues, New Operating Systems, Small Cells and the Old Guard I attended Mobile World Congress last week and met with a whole cross-section […]
Two Horse Race? A Mobile OS Executive Summary
Over the next few days I am publishing a long overview of the mobile operating system (OS) landscape. Put simply, the smartphone business is starting to look a lot like […]
