21 Quotes by Ben Wood

But it's still a very long way away.

I have a sense that there's hysteria from the operators.

That would be a sweet deal for Nokia.

Microsoft has realized that, at the end of the day, it can't make much money from selling operating systems for handsets. Instead, it's now looking at an even bigger opportunity.

Why bother with VOIP if the quality isn't good? In particular, when cellular voice calls, with all the bucket plans that are available, are becoming so cheap? I just don't see it happening.

The other network operators are starting to get their story together so they can take the fight back to Hutchison and try to take the 3G mindshare back from them. The gloves are off. We're going to see aggressive competition for 3G.

When all is said and done, Nokia is primarily a mobile phone company. Any additional activities are largely incremental.

Vodafone has got serious about 3G now. It is using its size and purchasing power to put together the best portfolio of 3G phones and services.

The Rokr was kind of a disappointment. You hear a song, go home, find it on iTunes, connect your phone and download. The real goal is to download it directly.