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Articles tagged with: In Stat and Iphone
Mobile Application Store Users to Quadruple in Five Years
Marketers and advertisers have a new way to reach mobile audiences, courtesy of yet another emerging market trend credited to the iPhone. Apple's debut of the iPhone Apps store has provided a platform for branded applications. Recent research from in-stat forecasts more than 100 million apps store compatible mobile phones from multiple manufacturers will be shipping within five years. more
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China Unicom Confirms in Talks with Apple of iPhone Sales
China Unicom's chairman Chang Xiaobing has confirmed that the company is in talks with Apple over an option to sell the iPhone handset in the country. He did not elaborate on the talks, citing confidentiality agreements. more
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Three Major Industry Factors Will Drive Radical Mobile Handset Changes
In the next five years, the nature of cell phones will change radically, reports in-stat. Increasing availability of mobile broadband, operator support for data-intensive devices, and improvements in usability for mobile devices brought about by the influence of the Apple iPhone will evolve the designs of handheld devices, the high-tech market research and consultancy firm says. more
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iPhone Games Top Young Adult Demographic
With the addition of the iPhone to the market, the user demographic for mobile games is changing and the advertising industry therefore needs to keep up with an ever-growing user base of savvy mobile game players. According to a report from mobile games advertising agency, Greystripe - iPhone game players prove to be part of a coveted demographic in the advertising world. more
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China Mobile Seeking Cut-Down Version of Apple's iPhone
China Mobile is expected to officially launch the Apple iPhone on its network shortly - but with some of the functionality removed to comply with Chinese regulations. The South China Morning Post, citing a report from the Daiwa Institute of Research said that the 3G and Wi-Fi services would be disabled on the Chinese model. more
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