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Articles tagged with: Bluetooth and Verizon Wireless
LG Phone Comes with Built-In Bluetooth Headset
Verizon Wireless and LG Mobile Phones have jointly announced the availability of LG Decoy - a slider phone that integrates a bluetooth hands-free headset into the rear of the phone. Available today, the companies say that the Decoy is the first mobile phone with a built-in detachable bluetooth wireless headset. more
Related Tags: verizon, lg, hands-free, lcd
U.S. Mobile Phone Unit-Sales Declined 22% YoY in Q1
According to The NPD Group, mobile phone handset sales to consumers in the USA reached nearly 31 million units in the first quarter of 2008, which is a 22 percent decline since the same period a year ago. NPD estimates total first quarter 2008 consumer sales of nearly $2.7 billion, down from $2.9 billion a year ago. more
Related Tags: samsung, verizon, motorola, blackberry, rim, sanyo, USA
Verizon Wireless to Start Selling Samsug Alias Handset
USA based Verizon Wireless has announced that it will start selling the Alias mobile phone from Samsung in mid-April. The new phone is a successor to their popular Samsung SCH-u740. more
Related Tags: verizon, samsung, memory, USA
Music Phones Surpass ½ Billion Units Shipped in 2007
MultiMedia Intelligence reports the worldwide unit shipments of music phones exceeded ½ billion units in 2007, outnumbering shipments of personal media players like the iPod by almost 300 million units. In 2011, over half of all mobile phones can be considered music phones with 941 million units shipped. MultiMedia Intelligence defines a music phone as a phone with two features: (1) Music codec functionality: MP3, AAC, etc. and (2) memory slot which allows for a full featured music experience by allowing the user to carry a personal music library. This is really only possible with expandable memory. more
Related Tags: sony-ericsson, ipod, verizon, arpu, sony, mobile-music, memory, walkman, ringtones, memory-stick
UPDATE: LG's Voyager Handset Positioned to Challenge the iPhone
Related Tags: ipod, rcom, lg, touchscreen, apple-iphone, nano, USA
Call Quality Problems Experienced with Wireless Services Continue to Decline
The number of reported wireless call quality problems has declined for a third consecutive reporting period, reaching the lowest levels in the history of the study, according to the latest report from J.D. Power. The study finds that the number of customer-reported call quality problems is 15 problems per 100 (PP100) calls, down 29 percent from the same interviewing period in 2006 (21 PP100). A lower PP100 score is better, as it means fewer problems experienced with call quality. In particular, considerable improvements have been made with regard to the number of dropped calls, initial disconnects and interference/static. The number of calls with initial disconnects has decreased by 40 percent and the number of dropped calls has decreased by 33 percent compared with the previous reporting period in 2007 (released in March). more
Related Tags: alltel, hands-free, u.s.-cellular, j.d.-power
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