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Articles tagged with: Smartphones and Tim
Mobile Application Revenues to reach $25bn by 2014 as Apps Stores Hit Mass Market
..oted that, given the fact that app stores currently cater exclusively for smartphones, then operators, developers and content providers would be unwise to ignore opportunities from traditional app and content distribution and monetization chann more
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Mobistar Profits Up Despite Price Pressures
..e of SMS increased the interconnection costs and more mobile phones and smartphones were purchased. There was an increase in the operational network costs as a result of an accelerated deployment of the 3G network in 2008, and an index adjust more
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Ultrasound imaging now possible with a smartphone
..ve made commercial USB ultrasound probes compatible with Microsoft Windows Mobile-based smartphones, thanks to a $100,000 grant Microsoft awarded the two in 2008. In order to make commercial USB ultrasound probes work with smartphones, the rese more
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Foxconn in Running for Sony Ericsson Android Phone Production
Sony Ericsson is likely to out-source the production of its initial Android based smartphones to Taiwan's Foxconn Electronics, reports DigiTimes, citing a report in the Chinese language Commercial Times newspaper. more
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New Product Development Critical to US Wireless Market
smartphones and other cutting edge wireless devices will be integral to driving growth in the U.S. wireless market, according to the TNS Global Technology Index (GTI) study. Despite the recession, the GTI study reveals that consumers will demand new and improved products as early as 2010. more
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Next-Generation Mobile Broadband Technologies to Close the Gap With Fixed Broadband
.. to their respective mobile broadband access networks. More smartphones/UMPCs/laptops/consumer electronic devices connected to such high-speed networks will lead to incremental revenues for mobile operators. "If a mobile operator has deci more
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Mobile Internet, multimedia and mapping capture 40% of smartphone face time
..dicate that only 31% of smartphone users, who would like to use mobile email with their smartphones, use email in practice. For multimedia messaging (MMS), this ratio is 70%, and for mobile Internet browsing, it is 72%. Still, the figures indic more
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Slower Replacement Cycle to Shrink Taiwan's Mobile Phone Market in 2009
Taiwan's mobile phone market is forecast to shrink by 9.3% to around 6.4 million units. The Taipei-based Market Intelligence & Consulting Institute (MIC) puts the shrinkage down to slower handset replacements due to the economic downturn. Some 80% of the Taiwanese market depends on replacement sales. more
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Survey finds smartphones transforming mobile lifestyles of college students
Once reserved for busy business executives, smartphones are now being incorporated into the mobile lifestyle of college students, says new research from Ball State University. A recent survey of about 300 college students found that 27 percent own a smartphone as compared to the national average of 19 percent for working adults. more
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Korean Handset Manufacturers Targetting 50% of US Market in 2009
South Korean mobile phone manufacturers are expected to take a 50% stake in the US handset market this year, according to Taiwanese market sources cited by DigiTimes. more
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