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Just How Did Motorola Make the RAZR V3 So Thin?
In its latest Insight on Ultra-Slim phones, Strategy Analytics uncovered the secrets of the Motorola RAZR V3, comparing the thickness of the majority of ultra-slim clamshell phones. The success of the RAZR, and the growing trend by other vendors to introduce similar devices, are discussed in a report from the company. This report also includes an expose of NEC's e949/L1, which was introduced in December 2005 and has a thickness of just 11.9mm.The modular approach taken by NEC has enabled them to make the thinnest clamshell phone yet to incorporate a camera. more
Nokia Seizes Number One Position in Global 3G Phone Market
According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, a total of 9 million WCDMA (3G) phones were shipped worldwide during the second quarter of 2005 (April to June). Nokia topped the list of vendor-rankings for the first time, with a 17% global share. more
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Motorola still tops the US CDMA handset market
According to Strategy Analytics' latest report, " LG Electronics' balanced product mix and strong carrier relationship management allowed the Korean vendor to open a 7 point market share gap in the North American CDMA market. Motorola, however, remained the overall market leader in the North American market with a 34% market share in the first quarter of 2005. more
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Camera phones outsell conventional digital cameras
Strategy Analytics' latest report shows camera phones outsold digital still cameras (DSC) worldwide, for the first time ever, in the first half of 2003. Neil Mawston, Senior Analyst, Strategy Analytics' Global Wireless Practice, notes "25 million camera phones were shipped worldwide, compared with just 20 million digital still cameras, in the first half of 2003. This is a milestone event, but it is just the first step towards the industry goal of getting a camera phone in every pocket." more
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