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Re: Three deleted posts - iHub site admin downgraded to moron

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 14 Dec 11 6:22 PM | 88 view(s)
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Hi 4321,

There are many of them depending on who is doing the deletions. Some of the admins have no idea what is on topic and what is off topic. They can cope with conversations about price and ownership, just about.

Yes - this article is exactly the thing we've been talking about. Politics of the market. It's damned frustrating but it is what it is. Unlike the PC space, mobile isn't an open model world. The world would be much better off if the MNOs were willing simply to act as bit-pipes. But they have grander ambitions. Thanks for the link.

I think when Wave comes to market in the mobile space it will want to deliver trusted applets. Should be some money in that on top of the fixed fees for ERAS etc.


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Re: Three deleted posts - iHub site admin downgraded to moron
By: 4321 in ALEA
Wed, 14 Dec 11 6:06 PM 		Msg. 06420 of 54959

Hi alea,

Don't always understand the reasons for the deleting of posts, some are more obvious than others.

I thought of you when reading this article about the MNO's and their fight for control of the customer in the mobile space. For now, I'm glad Wave's entrance into the mobile space is not going to be associated with the payment industry. Down the road there maybe an opportunity but I won't get excited in the mobile space until I see proof that the TPM/MTM functionality is shipping on those devices.

The PC BIOS protection opportunity is huge as we have discussed! TIC TOC

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"Industry group looks at evolving mobile payment models"

http://www.mobilepaymentstoday.com/article/187947/Industry-group-looks-at-evolving-mobile-payment-models

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