August 6, 2007 Roundup

Analysts in the news for August 6:

• Ross Rubin at NPD Group via Engadget about Switched On: MacBook mini would answer iPhone's call
• Darian Bird at IDC about New Zealand Mobile Market Passes 100% Penetration
• Jack Gold at J. Gold Associates and Ken Dulaney at Gartner via Computerworld about Google developing search tool for mobile content
• Neil Mawston and Bonny Joy at Strategy Analytics about Samsung Becomes the World's Second Largest Mobile Phone Vendor in Q2 2007
• Michael Gartenberg at Jupiter Research, Patrick Wang at Thomas Weisel Partners and Stifel Nicolaus analyst Cody Acree via TheStreet.com about AMD, Intel Rivalry Moves to Hand-Held Market
• American Technology Research analyst Albert Lin via Unstrung about iPhone Revenues Flow in Three Streams
• Avi Greengart at Current Analysis via RCR Wireless News about Open Access Does Not Mean Open Season for Device Vendors
• American Technology Analyst Mark McKechnie via Barron’s Online Tech Trader Daily about Qualcomm Rebuffed by Bush But Prospering from Sales Outside U.S.