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Articles tagged with: Analytics and Sony Ericsson
iPhone: Not a top 20 handset for browsing and buying on the mobile web
According to statistics released by mobile billing and analytics firm, Bango, when it comes to the most popular phones for browsing and buying content on the mobile web worldwide, the iPhone still sits outside the top 20. The Bango Top 20 handset list, based on Bango's February statistics, puts the Nokia 3110c on top, followed by the Samsung M800 in 2nd and the Nokia 6300 in 3rd. more
Related Tags: google, nokia, iphone, bango, samsung, tim, wind, ericsson, ovi, rim, mobile-internet, billing, mobile-billing, mobile-content
Advanced Mobile Services Attract "Media Techies" and Others
Defying the conventional wisdom that consumers in emerging markets simply want "no-frills" devices and services, Strategy analytics has identified sizable numbers of users who want advanced products - and are willing to pay for them. A new report from the Emerging Markets Communications Strategies (EMCS) program, "Emerging Markets Consumer Segmentation," is based on analysis of mobile phone users in eight Asian and African countries. more
Related Tags: nokia, sim, smartphone, samsung, motorola, smartphones, mvno, strategy-analytics, ericsson, sony
Global Mobile Phone Shipments Dropped by 10% in Q4 2008
According to the latest research from Strategy analytics, global mobile phone shipments fell 10 percent year-over-year, to reach 295 million units in Q4 2008. An economic downturn in developed and emerging markets caused the industry's slowest growth rate since 2001. more
Related Tags: nokia, iphone, samsung, motorola, apple, strategy-analytics, ericsson, sony
Emerging Markets Drag Down Global Handset Growth Rate
According to the latest research from Strategy analytics, global mobile handset shipments grew a disappointing 5 percent year-over-year, to reach 303 million units in Q3 2008. A marked slowdown in sales to emerging markets caused the industryÃ's weakest growth rate since 2002. more
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Motorola May Fall to 5th Place in Q2 Handset Ranking
Motorola is predicted to fall to fifth place in the global ranking for mobile phone sales according to sources in the Taiwan handset industry. The sources told the DigiTimes publication that the latest estimates predict that Motorola will ship only 22-23 million units in the second quarter, as compared to 28.1 million and 24 million units projected for LG and Sony Ericsson, respectively. more
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Symbian Reports 18.5 Million Handsets Using its OS Shipped in Q1
Smartphone OS vendor, Symbian has reported that 18.5 million Symbian mobile phones were shipped to consumers worldwide in Q1 of this year - a 16.5% increase on Q1 2007 (15.9m). The company also reported a 92% growth in consulting services from £2.5 million in Q1 2007 to £4.8 million in Q1 2008. more
Related Tags: samsung, smartphones, strategy-analytics, motorola, lg, sony, symbian
Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Apple Lose Handset Marketshare in Q1 2008
According to the latest research from Strategy analytics, global mobile handset shipments grew a healthy 14 percent year-over-year, to reach 282 million units in Q1 2008. Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Apple all lost marketshare. more
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Bango Publishes Benchmarking Data for Mobile Advertisers
UK based mobile billing firm, Bango published click through and conversion rates from mobile advertising campaigns to help marketers measure the success of their campaigns. Banner and text ads on mobile websites typically have a click through rate of 2-8% with a conversion rate of 2-5% which can be as high as 12% on some networks. This data was collected by Bango customers who use Bango analytics to measure their mobile marketing campaigns. more
Related Tags: social-networking, bango, bluetooth, ran, mobile-advertising, sony, mobile-billing, wap
Mobile Phone Shipments Hit 1.12 Billion Units in 2007
According to the latest research from Strategy analytics, global mobile phone shipments grew a modest 12 percent year-over-year, to reach 1.12 billion units in 2007. Nokia had a strong fourth quarter and reached 40% share for the first time ever. more
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