November 6, 2007 Roundup

Analysts in the news for November 6:

• Thomas Husson at JupiterResearch about Blurring Boundaries in the mobile world
• Dean Bubley at Disruptive Analysis about Google's phone platform... how large is its addressable market?
• Andreas Constantinou at VisionMobile about Google’s Android: boring, exciting or breakthrough ?
• Richard Doherty at Envisioneering Group and Ross Rubin at NPD Group via BusinessWeek about Google's New Cell-Phone Universe
• Albert Lin at American Technology Research and Jason Kowal at Analysys via IDG News Service about Android may signal change for operators
• John Delaney at Ovum via vnunet.com about Analyst rings death knell for SMS
• Niek Van Veen at Forrester Research, Nitesh Patel at Strategy Analytics and Stephanie Pittet at Gartner via International Herald Tribune about Text-messaging profits draw competition - and regulators
• Craig J. Mathias at Farpoint Group via Computerworld about The next IT challenge: Mobile device management
• Credit Suisse analyst Michael Ounjian via Barron’s Online Tech Trader Daily about Research In Motion: UBS Ups Rating, Target, Estimates
• Ben Wood at CCS Insight viaTimes Online about Poor reception for Google's mobile internet access platform