Trolltech Releases Mobile Linux Suite
News This is great news," said Freeform Dynamics analyst Dale Vile on Wednesday. Vile explained that operators are becoming increasingly interested in Linux-based consumer handsets, although there is still little interest in the enterprise-focused sector.
[November 29, 2006, 11:09]
Vodafone Vows To Spike Mobile Platforms
News Analyst Dale Vile of Freeform Dynamics said that, while it was true that the move would mean "the developer community knows exactly what they're aiming for in terms of platforms", there might also be "some emotional resistance to the concept of a...
[November 6, 2006, 11:57]
Microsoft Admits .Net Skills Shortage
News Net is something that's been moving forward quite steadily and moving closer to achieving critical mass," said Dale Vile, research director at analyst Free Form Dynamic The adoption of .Net has been led by application vendors and systems...
[November 9, 2005, 12:30]
China To Launch Home-grown 3G By Olympics?
News From a practical point of view, right now the big question is roaming," said Freeform Dynamics' Dale Vile on Monday. The Chinese market is so huge that it does not need to think beyond itself, Vile suggested, but handset manufacturers outside China...
[November 6, 2006, 16:18]
Palm Touts Stability Of Linux-based Treos
News Palm's move into mobile Linux is interesting because open-source operating systems have until now been more attractive to manufacturers seeking to "drive more advanced data capabilities into the mass market", said analyst Dale Vile of Freeform...
[April 11, 2007, 13:35]
Microsoft Vies For BI Market Success
News Dale Vile, a research director at Freeform Dynamics, explained that, while most people use Microsoft Office on the desktop, it tends to be thought of "as a techie, infrastructure thing". Microsoft has tried for a while to position its offerings as...
[August 30, 2007, 16:37]
Security Software Tops Must-buy List
News However, Dale Vile, research director at research house Quocirca, said that big business will soon flock back to professional services companies when the economy improves. IT departments are being cut to the bone, Vile said, which means...
[August 15, 2002, 13:49]
