OCtober 24, 2007 Roundup

Analysts in the news for October 24:

• IdaRose Sylvester at IDC about A big week for tech stocks
• Dean Bubley at Disruptive Analysis about SMS marketing.... ugh
• Andreas Constantinou at VisionMobile about Motorola’s UIQ: Diversion or U-Turn?
• Ross Rubin at NPD Group about LG phones need to get smarter
• Tina Teng at iSuppli about Nokia Mobile-Phone Shipments Rise by 10.9 Million Units in Q3
• Michelle Warren at Info-tech Research Group via TheStar.com about BlackBerry goes to China
• Jack Gold at J. Gold Associates via Computerworld about Microsoft's Ballmer makes a pitch for unifying devices
• Bill Hughes at In-Stat, Jack Gold at J. Gold and Associates and Gene Signorini at Yankee Group via the San Francisco Chronicle about Microsoft introduces mobile management system for smart phones
• Kitty Weldon and Avi Greengart at Current Analysis and In-Stat analyst Bill Hughes via RCR Wireless News about Enterprise devices: decisions, decisions
• Roger Kay at Endpoint Technologies and Chris Crotty at iSuppli via PC World about Early Adopters Pay for Bragging Rights
• ABI Analyst Dan Shey and David Chamberlain at In-Stat via E-Commerce Times about Feeding the Cash Cow: Beefing Up Mobile Business Services
• UBS analyst Maynard Um via Barron’s Online Tech Trader Daily about Research In Motion: UBS Boosts Target On China Deal