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Articles tagged with: Ict and Gartner
2009 Will Be Year of the Mini-Notebook in Asia Pacific
..ted with vendors, models and price points, Gartner predicts. From 2010, Gartner expects the mini-notebook market to stabilise and carve out a sustaining segment, especially in the 8.9-inch to 10-inch "sweet spot" screen size. Threats s more
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Gartner Says: Carriers Will Struggle Without Major Innovation and Change
..s' market positioning domestically and globally as the economic crisis both restricts access to capital and reduces consumer demand, and as government policies - designed to soften the impact of the financial crisis - mitigate market forces. T more
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T-Mobile Starts Selling ZTE Touch-Screen Phone
..ice and Handset Marketing at T-Mobile UK. "Gartner has recently predicted that ZTE could break into the global top 5 of handset manufacturers by the end of the year, demonstrating ZTE's strength in this market. Our partnerships with tier more
Related Tags: t-mobile, prepay, mms, sms, bluetooth, tim, zte, t-mobile-uk, touch-screen, gsm, gprs, UK
Worldwide Mobile Phone Sales Down by 5% in Q4 '08
..om 81 million in the third quarter of 2008 to 79 million in the fourth quarter of 2008," said Anshul Gupta, principal analyst for Gartner, based in Mumbai. However, weak consumer confidence resulted into poor replacement sales, as consume more
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Emerging Nations Will Make ICT Industry 'Borderless' by 2015
..ation and communications technology (ICT) industry by 2015, according to Gartner. Analysts predict that organisations, including governments, will increasingly source their ICT from around the globe without regard to the 'country of originĂ' or more
IT and Communications emit as much CO2 as Aircraft
The global information and communications technology (ict) industry accounts for approximately 2 percent of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, a figure equivalent to aviation, according to a new estimate by Gartner. more