Wi-Fi Threat To 3G 'is Overstated'
News Although WLAN technology is relatively mature, the same cannot be said of the public access WLAN service environment, according to Declan Lonergan, director of European wireless research and consulting at The Yankee Group.
[July 3, 2002, 14:59]
3G Operators Will Wait 15 Years To Recoup 3G Costs
News According to Declan Lonergan, analyst at research firm the Yankee Group this may be down to One2One's parent company. One2One may not have been highly rated in this report because they're owned by Deutsche Telekom who haven't been at the forefront...
[October 27, 2000, 7:13]
BT's 3G Delay Blamed On DoCoMo
News It can now take a few extra months and get the network working properly," suggests Declan Lonergan, mobile analyst at The Yankee Group. BT's announcement, on Monday, that it is postponing the rollout of its 3G network on the Isle of Man "until late...
[May 14, 2001, 11:44]
EC Joins Growing Debate On Future Of 3G
News Declan Lonergan, an analyst at Yankee Group, believes the Commission has embarked on a damage-limitation exercise but is not convinced about its power over governments. According to Lonergan, Europe is divided over whether telcos should be allowed...
[March 21, 2001, 6:12]
WAP Forum Blesses Geoworks WAP Claim
News Declan Lonergan, director of wireless services at Strategy Analytics, points out that the WAP Forum's confirmation of Geoworks' claim has little impact on its proposed licensing programme. US software company Geoworks this week received official...
[February 10, 2000, 10:36]
Geldof, Sky Boost WAP Choice
News Declan Lonergan, director of wireless services at Strategy Analytics, believes such partnerships will be crucial for the success of mobile content providers. Bob Geldof's WapWorld, the UK's first commercial independent WAP portal, coupled with a...
[February 10, 2000, 6:09]
Palm WAP Browser Hits The Net
News Declan Lonergan, director of wireless services at Strategy Analytics, believes that the large installed base of the Palm organisers could mean that WAP browsers adapted for the Palm "should have a role to play" in driving the uptake of WAP services.
[January 6, 2000, 10:53]
