KDDI、iPhone 5 参入の衝撃

KDDI、「iPhone5」参入の衝撃 | 日経ビジネスオンライン

ＫＤＤＩ、ｉＰｈｏｎｅ販売へ　ソフトバンク独占崩れる | 日本経済新聞

KDDI版iPhone 5の発売は来年？ 情報が錯綜中 | ギズモード・ジャパン

auからiPhoneが発売される。iPhone5が10/4にAppleから発表される。それらは点と線で繋がっているのだ〜 iOS Focus 特別編 | @CDiP

2011/09/22 11:30 – KDDI’s iPhone Deal May Shake Up Cell Phone Market | Nikkei.com

How Apple played it smart with iPhone exclusivity | GigaOM

Report: Japanese Mobile Carrier SoftBank To Lose iPhone Monopoly To KDDI | TechCrunch

KDDI to break up Softbank iPhone exclusivity in Japan in 2012 | AppleInsider

Softbank dives on report rival may also sell iPhone 5 | Yahoo! Finance

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ｉＰｈｏｎｅ争奪戦の舞台裏　孫氏も世界の流れに勝てず　ＫＤＤＩには難路も | 日本経済新聞

本田雅一のクロスオーバーデジタル：KDDIの新型iPhone販売にまつわる“スクープ騒ぎ”を読み解く (1/2) | ITmedia +D モバイル

「ＫＤＤＩがiPhone販売」の陰でささやかれる ソフトバンクがほくそ笑む意外な理由｜ダイヤモンド・オンライン

iPhoneは“毒まんじゅう”か　KDDIに懸念の声も | ITmedia ニュース

auの技術者「iPhoneに飛びつくバカの考えが理解出来ない」 | ニュース２ちゃんねる

ケータイ各社の度肝を抜いた iMessage

iMessage | Daring Fireball

It also means iPhone users with iPhone-using friends and family no longer need SMS. I’ll cancel my SMS plan as soon as this ships.

(A well-informed little birdie tells me that Apple’s phone carrier partners around the world found out about iMessages when we did: during today’s keynote.)

iMessage Brings Texting to iPod Touch and iPad Users | MacRumors

If it sounds like BBM, RIM’s BlackBerry Messaging service, that’s because, well, it sounds a lot like BBM actually — and increases device lock-in as well.

SURPRISE! Carriers Didn’t Know iMessage Was Coming Until Today’s Keynote | Silicon Alley Insider

iMessage: Biting RIM’s style and sticking it to network operators | GigaOM

ケータイ各社の度肝を抜いたアップル！　携帯電話キャリアに縛られない新サービス「iMessage」は寝耳に水の大反響… | ギズモード・ジャパン

iPad がタダになる「iPad for everybody」

iPad Wi-Fi＋3Gが実質負担額0円から購入できる「iPad for everybody」を12月3日より開始 | ソフトバンクモバイル株式会社

iPad Wi-Fi＋3G(16GB)が実質0円で購入可能に – ソフトバンクがキャンペーン実施 | マイコミジャーナル

ソフトバンク、月月割の割引額が増える「iPad for everybody」 | ケータイ Watch

Android の隠された秘密

The dirty little secret about Google Android | TechRepublic.com

Here’s the dirty little secret about Android: After all the work Apple did to get AT&T to relinquish device control for the iPhone and all the great efforts Google made to get the FCC and the U.S. telecoms to agree to open access rules as part of the 700 MHz auction, Android is taking all of those gains and handing the power back to the telecoms.

That is likely to be the most important and far-reaching development in the U.S. mobile market in 2010. In light of the high ideals that the Android OS was founded upon and the positive movement toward openness that was happening back in 2007-2008, it is an extremely disappointing turn of events.