Gaining 3G Handset Market Share

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Naturally Gaining Market Share

Naturally Gaining Market Share 05/07/2004 10:36 AM
With the California labor strike serving as a catalyst, natural food stores continue to take share from traditional grocery stores.

CIOs See IBM, Dell Gaining Market Share
- Survey

CIOs See IBM, Dell Gaining Market Share
- Survey 02/01/2005 09:50 PM
Boston Globe Feb 2 2005 1:56AM GMT

CIOs See IBM, Dell Gaining Market Share
- Survey (Reuters)

CIOs See IBM, Dell Gaining Market Share
- Survey (Reuters) 02/01/2005 10:13 PM
Reuters - International Business Machines Corp. and Dell Inc. are poised to gain market share in 2005, while Sun Microsystems Inc.'s outlook remains cloudy, according to a Merrill Lynch survey of 100 chief information officers released on Tuesday

Nokia's Handset Market Share Slides
(Reuters)

Nokia's Handset Market Share Slides
(Reuters) 06/08/2004 04:38 AM
Reuters - Nokia's share of the global market for mobile phone handsets dropped sharply in the last quarter, hurt by poor designs, a lack of new models and a rocky relationship with mobile operators, a survey found on Tuesday.

Motorola sees rising handset market
share in Europe

Motorola sees rising handset market
share in Europe 05/28/2004 04:57 AM
Forbes May 28 2004 7:58AM GMT

SAP, Microsoft gaining in business apps
market

SAP, Microsoft gaining in business apps
market 06/23/2004 08:43 PM
SearchVB.com Jun 24 2004 0:08AM GMT

Video Streaming: Can You Say Magnify
That!? Who Will Capture Market Share in
this Exciting Emerging Market?

Video Streaming: Can You Say Magnify
That!? Who Will Capture Market Share in
this Exciting Emerging Market? 03/14/2005 05:24 PM
Video Streaming: Can You Say Magnify That!? Magnific’s Inc has released its 2nd Generation Cell Phone magnifier. This one will go hand in hand with the popular multi-media craze “ Video Streaming”. Favorite Sit-coms, Video Clips, Text messaging,Sports, News, Games and whatever your heart desires to watch while in limbo or experiencing the excitement of New Age Multi-Media Technology. [PRWEB Mar 10, 2005]

LXE Continues to Gain Market Share in
the Fully Ruggedized Mobile Computing
Market

LXE Continues to Gain Market Share in
the Fully Ruggedized Mobile Computing
Market 09/08/2004 02:54 AM
LXE Inc., a leading manufacturer of rugged wireless computers that improve the performance of supply-chain execution applications, reports today that Venture Development Corporation’s recent Enterprise Mobility Report verifies LXE’s worldwide market share leadership position in the combined “fully rugged”, hand held and vehicle-mounted wireless computer category. [PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]

Gartner: India's BPO market likely to
lose market share

Gartner: India's BPO market likely to
lose market share 08/30/2004 09:55 AM
BANGALORE, INDIA --India is likely to lose market share in offshore business process outsourcing (BPO), from its current 80 percent to about 55 percent by 2007, according to research firm Gartner Inc.

LG, Motorola Compete for No.1 in 3G
Handset Market

LG, Motorola Compete for No.1 in 3G
Handset Market 02/01/2005 09:49 PM
Telecoms Korea Jan 30 2005 11:37AM GMT

Nokia loses out in handset market

Nokia loses out in handset market 06/08/2004 05:59 AM
The mobile phone market leader sees its market share eaten away by rivals, despite strong world demand for new handsets.

NTT DoCoMo to Market New 3G FOMA Handset

NTT DoCoMo to Market New 3G FOMA Handset 02/05/2005 09:51 PM
JCNN Feb 4 2005 8:37AM GMT

Motorola set to break into Japanese
handset market

Motorola set to break into Japanese
handset market 08/23/2004 10:03 AM
Telecoms.com Aug 23 2004 2:39PM GMT

NTT DoCoMo to Market First 3G Smart-Card
Handset F900iC

NTT DoCoMo to Market First 3G Smart-Card
Handset F900iC 08/04/2004 08:05 AM
JCNN Aug 4 2004 11:03AM GMT

Pele-Phone to market Motorola GSM/CDMA
handset

Pele-Phone to market Motorola GSM/CDMA
handset 07/21/2004 04:51 PM
Israel Business Arena Jul 21 2004 8:11PM GMT

Study sees decline in global handset
market

Study sees decline in global handset
market 06/22/2005 02:56 AM

The global handset market will slow down, so companies must target new demographics and create innovative marketing strategies for existing users, according to a new study by consultancy Frost & Sullivan.

Although the total number of mobile handsets sold is expected to rise, the average price of each unit is expected to fall as vendors aim at emerging markets. Overall, worldwide revenues are projected to fall by nearly 16 percent by the end of the decade -- from $126.28 billion in 2004 to $106.59 billion in 2010.

The study, which described the current era in the handheld industry as one of "transition," offered suggestions to help handset companies attempt to turn the trend around. One way for the industry to gain revenue is to market newer and more expensive technology to existing handheld users, Frost & Sullivan said. For instance, the "smart phone," which includes a mobile phone, a PDA (personal digital assistant), and a notebook computer all in one, could appeal to current and former users because such a device is easier to carry than several different devices.

Another important move for mobile handheld device companies is to market toward the technology friendly youth market. Young people between the ages of 13 and 25 offer a lucrative revenue stream and the youth market represents demand for a variety of applications such as downloading ringtones, text messaging and interactive gaming. In fact, youths' downloading of ringtones accounts for the majority of the industry's current revenue.

But perhaps more important is another universal characteristic young customers in particular represent -- the demand for similar quality in wireless devices as in the wired Internet and the unwillingness to settle for less, the study said.

The study, which surveyed hundreds of companies, added that the industry should be -- and is -- turning its focus to emerging markets around the world. By moving production facilities to new regions that will soon experience greater wireless penetration the companies will be able to save on production costs and create proximity to the untapped markets.

The study suggested that though revenues are expected to decline, consumer electronics is still shifting more and more toward mobile devices. It hinted that the handheld industry will have a chance to capitalize as long as companies aggressively explore markets and demographics and respond quickly to the customers' need for personalized and integrated wireless equipment.

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NTT DoCoMo to Market SH506iC i-mode
Smart-Card Handset

NTT DoCoMo to Market SH506iC i-mode
Smart-Card Handset 07/14/2004 08:20 AM
Wireless Watch Japan Jul 14 2004 11:55AM GMT

NTT DoCoMo to Market SO506iC i-mode
Smart-Card Handset

NTT DoCoMo to Market SO506iC i-mode
Smart-Card Handset 07/21/2004 07:34 AM
JCNN Jul 21 2004 11:06AM GMT

DoCoMo to Market SH506iC i-mode
Smart-Card Handset

DoCoMo to Market SH506iC i-mode
Smart-Card Handset 07/14/2004 06:57 AM
JCNN Jul 14 2004 10:41AM GMT

China's Handset Market Selects Anadigics
GSM/GPRS PA Modules

China's Handset Market Selects Anadigics
GSM/GPRS PA Modules 09/02/2004 09:31 PM
RF Design Sep 3 2004 0:44AM GMT

RSS Market Share

RSS Market Share 02/01/2005 10:07 PM
The Feed Burner folks report on the current state of RSS market share: “Of the feeds that we currently manage, in aggregate, RSS circulation is growing by about 1% every weekday.”

Market share?

Market share? 04/13/2005 08:28 PM

Panther and market share

Panther and market share 10/29/2003 03:28 AM
Could Panther be the operating system which finally convinces the Apple-curious to switch? An article on eWeek explores the possibility. Because the new Mac operating system coexists so peacefully with Windows machines on a network, handles email and web duties with ease and features standard productivity software like Microsoft Office, there is often no technical reason users and corporations couldn't switch. Add to the equation that OS X has so far remained unaffected by the security...

The sound of market share

The sound of market share 03/06/2004 01:56 AM

When I was traveling in Europe this trip, I heard the default ringtone of the Nokia 6600 everywhere I went and it was confusing because I always thought it was my phone. I mentioned this to someone and they said, "that's the sound of market share." ;-)

PS Does anyone know where / how to get a mp3 of the Nokia 6600 default ring tone?

Browser Market Share

Browser Market Share 12/17/2004 06:37 PM
Almost every Sunday I grab my latest week’s ongoing logfiles and update my browser market share readout. I find it interesting and maybe others will too, so this entry is now the chart’s permanent home. I’ll update it most weeks, probably...

Aggregator Market Share

Aggregator Market Share 03/23/2005 08:02 PM
In reply to one of my Browser Market Share postings, Ian Brown wrote to point out that with an increasing portion of the traffic going through newsreaders, it might be interesting to do some breakdown on that. So I did. [Updated with pointers & percentages.]...

RSS reader market share

RSS reader market share 01/03/2005 10:01 PM

I've seen a number of posts lately in which the market share of RSS readers is determined by the number of hits the author sees from each RSS reader in his or her server logs, and while FeedDemon is always ranked near the top, I can't help but point out how flawed this method is. For starters, FeedDemon defaults to updating feeds - that is, checking for new items - every three hours, whereas many RSS readers default to updating every single hour. And unlike a number of RSS readers, FeedDemon honors the feed's <ttl>, so that the feed's author can specify how often it's updated. A large number of feeds (including some of my own) specify a <ttl> of 1440 minutes, so that the feed is updated once a day rather than once an hour.

Perhaps more importantly, FeedDemon only automatically updates feeds in the current c hannel group. This approach has caused some controversy with a handful of customers, but I stand by this design. Before creating FeedDemon I studied existing RSS readers, and it struck me how bandwidth-unfriendly many of them were. In my opinion, having a huge treeview of feeds that are constantly updating is wasteful - not only does it unnecessarily consume bandwidth, but it also slows down the application. It makes far more sense to me to regularly update only the feeds you regularly read.

In other words, a well-behaved RSS reader like FeedDemon is designed not to hit your server very frequently - so basing RSS reader market share on your server logs is wildly inaccurate.

Dell Set To Take Market Share From HP

Dell Set To Take Market Share From HP 03/24/2005 12:16 PM
Forbes Mar 24 2005 3:16PM GMT

Other News: Mac Market Share

Other News: Mac Market Share 01/03/2005 12:45 PM
Viewed from the Web, Mac market share is a measly 2.7 percent (vs. 3.1 percent for Linux).

UK market share growth

UK market share growth 11/06/2003 09:59 AM
Following Apple's recent marketing push in Europe, IDC has confirmed that Apple has experienced a growth in market share in the UK. Macworld UK reports that Apple's UK market share has increased 36 percent year-on-year this quarter, with overall market share expanding to 2.5 percent, ranking Apple eleventh in unit shipments. The overall UK market grew 17.4 percent. Though education sales, the new Power Mac G5 and new PowerBooks have contributed to the growth, no one market segment has...

Market share key to Microsoft's Wi-Fi
exit

Market share key to Microsoft's Wi-Fi
exit 05/11/2004 08:49 PM
ZDNet May 12 2004 0:51AM GMT

New Numbers on Linux Market Share Soon

New Numbers on Linux Market Share Soon 07/23/2004 01:25 AM

Microsoft goes after bigger share of SMB
market

Microsoft goes after bigger share of SMB
market 06/06/2004 01:37 AM
Digital Connect News Jun 6 2004 5:46AM GMT

Other News: iPod Market Share

Other News: iPod Market Share 05/28/2004 11:11 AM
Businessweek does some detective work for figuring out iPod market share.

Nortel losing market share

Nortel losing market share 09/17/2004 08:21 AM
Computer Business Review Sep 17 2004 12:58PM GMT

Apple Could See Near Doubling of Market
Share

Apple Could See Near Doubling of Market
Share 03/23/2005 08:13 AM
A Morgan Stanley report predicts that the company could see its global PC market share increase in 2005 from about 3 percent to 5 percent.

Other News: Apple Market Share

Other News: Apple Market Share 03/23/2005 01:03 PM
Apple's miniscule market share in the computer business is poised to gain from an iPod "halo effect".

Notes and Tips: Mac Market Share

Notes and Tips: Mac Market Share 03/25/2005 11:07 AM
Some historical data clears up confusion about Mac market share, which has shrunk to a fraction of its former level, marginalizing the Mac.

Intel snags market share from AMD

Intel snags market share from AMD 11/03/2003 09:31 PM
Although Advanced Micro Devices managed to gain some lost ground from a year ago, the dominant chipmaker recovered market share from its rival in the third quarter.
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