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OneAPI to bind them.

With operators still trying to understand Apps Stores, it’s time to send in the hobbits…


Cellular 25 – a Celebration

Twenty-five years on, the UK cellular industry celebrates its roller-coaster growth.


Bluetooth low energy – that Eureka moment

Bluetooth low energy is adopted, it’s simple to use and it’s going to cause a revolution in product design. 2010 will see the emergence of the low cost, internet connected device…


Wi-Fi Direct and Bluetooth - battle to the death?

“I’m not dead yet!”. The Monty Python battle of the standards continues…


Bluetooth low energy - the Momentum Builds

In California and Munich last week, companies were showing live demonstrations of Bluetooth low energy…


Who stole my mobile broadband?

Just in case you believed your network’s sales pitch, OFCOM has published a set of 3G coverage maps that paint a different picture…


Energy Harvesting – The lights may be going out for ZigBee…

Roll up, roll up. Free patent infringement with every ZigBee Green Power product ???


Where’s the Apps Store on the wired Internet?

Apple’s core strength isn’t the iPhone, it’s putting user experience ahead of technology…


Peer-to-peer vs Femtocells. Let the topology war begin.

How will we share content on our phones? There could be an unexpected battle on the horizon.


UK Cameraphone users select Bluetooth as their top service

While the industry has been fixating about iPhones and App Stores, UK users have developed a love affair with Bluetooth…


About Creative Connectivity

Creative Connectivity is Nick Hunn's blog on aspects and applications of wireless connectivity. Having worked with wireless for over twenty years I've seen the best and worst of it and despair at how little of its potential is exploited.

I hope that's about to change, as the demands of healthcare and transport apply pressure to use wireless more intelligently for consumer health devices and telematics. These are my views on the subject - please let me know yours.

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