- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- iPhone Influence
- iPhone Technology
- iPhone Expected
Influence
- Expanding
the Multimedia Market
- Internet-based
Mobile Applications
- Expanding
Handset Research and Development
- Non-cellular Networks
Influence
- Wi-Fi
- WiMAX
- Other Radios
- Non-cellular
Network Expected Influences
- Possible Device
Configurations
- One Vision:
QUALCOMM Snapdragon
- Mobile Video/Television
Influence
- Technologies
- Mobile Television
Expected Influences
- Cellular
Unicasting and Multicasting
- Out-of-band
Broadcasting
- Free-over-Air
- Increasing Corporate-Liable
Subscriptions
- Corporate Liability
Expected Influences
- Expanded
Computing Capabilities
- Increased
Security
- Application-specific
Devices
- Alternative
Wireless Networks
- Impacts
- Connectivity and
Networking
- USB and Wireless
USB
- Wi-Fi, WiMAX
- Video
- Consumer Interests
- Current Handsets:
2006 vs. 2007
- Problems and
Wishes: What US Consumers Would Change
- Features
for Which Respondents are Willing to Pay Extra
- Problems
to be Solved in Current Handsets
- Interest in
Handset Features
- Premium
Applications
- Handset
Functions
- Handset
Hardware
- ConclusionsBig
Trends Influencing the Global Handset Market
- Apple iPhone
- Mobile Video
- Non-cellular
Networks
- Business Ownership
- Methodology
- Glossary
- Related In-Stat
Reports
- AppendixFree-form
Response Categories
- Problems to
be Solved in Current Handsets
- Features for
Which Respondents are Willing to Pay Extra
- Table 1. USB Penetration
of Mobile Phone Market Forecast 20042011 (Units in Thousands)
- Table 2. USB Port
Penetration of Mobile Phone Market Forecast 20042011 (Units in
Thousands)
- Table 3. Worldwide
Forecast for Dual-Mode Wi-Fi/Cellular Phones (Units in Thousands)
- Table 4. Worldwide
Mobile TV Broadcast Subscribers by Region (Subscribers in Thousands)
- Table 5. Current
Handset Features2006 vs. 2007
- Table 6. Current
Handset Features vs. User Interest
- Table 7. Desired
Handset Features with Comments
- Table 8. Reported
Handset Issues with Comments
- Table 9. Interested
and Willing to Pay for Premium Applications2006 vs. 2007
- Table 10. Interested
and Willing to Pay for Handset Functions2006 vs. 2007
- Table 11. Interested
and Willing to Pay for Handset Hardware2006 vs. 2007
- Table 12. Problems
to Be Solved in Current HandsetsAll Categories
- Table 13. Handset
Features for which Respondents Would Pay ExtraAll Categories
- Figure 1. Current
Handset Features: 2006 vs. 2007
- Figure 2. Reimbursement
Methods used by US Employers for Wireless Service
- Figure 3. Current
Handset Features2006 vs. 2007
- Figure 4. Top High-value
Features
- Figure 5. Top Reported
Handset Issues
mobile video, iPhone, Wi-Fi, WiMAX, Business liable,
Wireless USB, TAP survey, future cell phone
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