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Biblioteca del conocimiento - Móviles 2003
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		Main telephone lines, subscribers per 100 people 2003 ITU - 2004 Datos estadísticos país por país sobre penetración y número de usuarios/abonados

		Mobile Courtesy Matters emarketer - July 09, 2004 A recent study by Sprint shows that while US adults feel other mobile phone users are less courteous today than five years ago, none will admit to being downright discourteous themselves.

		Girls Got Game emarketer - July 06, 2004 A new Yankee Group study reports that more women than men play games on their mobile devices.

		Lights, Camera Phone, Action! emarketer - May 25, 2004 In-Stat/MDR finds 13.2% of US wireless subscribers are either very or extremely interested in buying video services for their mobile phones.

		E-Mail for Mobile Workers emarketer - May 19, 2004 Strategy Analytics reports that less than 5% of the workforce worldwide has mobile e-mail. Strategy explains that Research in Motion's Blackberry corners the market, with secure connections and "elegant" service.

		McKinsey: Using Mobile Phones to Boost TV Ratings emarketer -May 13, 2004 Contributed by The McKinsey Quarterly -- To realize the benefits of interactive technology, broadcasters and mobile carriers must work on their own interaction.

		China's market for mobile phones Bram J. Bout, Vincent Chang, and Sarena Lin The McKinsey Quarterly, 2004 Number 2 / May 2004 The world’s biggest and best-known sellers of mobile telephones face cutthroat competition in China. The market share of local vendors, such as TCL and Ningbo Bird, has jumped from 5 percent of all units in 1999 to nearly 40 percent in 2003, with upward of 50 percent growth in 2003 alone (exhibit). These gains have come largely at the expense of multinational corporations.

		Mobile Content Services Face an Age Gap emarketer - 3 May 2004 According to a report conducted by NOP World for Nokia, mobile phone users say they would pay 28% more than their current mobile fees for mobile content services.

		Mobile Application Platforms and Operating Systems Enabling Technologies and the Evolving Role of Java ARC Group - 29 april 2004 Worldwide Market Analysis & Strategic Outlook 2003-2008 - Extract

		Shipments of mobile phones powered by open OSs to reach 89m units in 2008 ARC Group -- 29 April 2004 According to the recently released report from ARC Group, MOBILE APPLICATION PLATFORMS AND OPERATING SYSTEMS 2003-2008, 97% of data-capable handset devices shipped in 2003 were powered by proprietary operating systems (OSs). Shipments of devices powered by third party open OSs reached 9.8m units, all targeting smartphones and rich feature devices. While the volume of these devices has not built yet, the value attributed to them could be as high as 11% of the total handset market.

		Mobile Industry Believes Profit and CAPEX will grow in 2004 ARC Group - 01 April 2004 Nota de Prensa

		“Uso y actitud de los jóvenes hacia Internet y la telefonía móvil” e-business Center PwC&IESE - Marzo 2004 Los jóvenes navegantes influyen decisivamente en las compras de productos tecnológicos en los hogares españoles y son los principales impulsores de la adopción de banda ancha. Estas son algunas de las conclusiones del estudio “Uso y actitud de los jóvenes hacia Internet y la telefonía móvil”, realizado por el e-business Center PwC&IESE

		3GSM 2004 Survey Report: The Industry's View The mobile industrys view of key developments and challenges into 2004 ARC Group - March 2004 Resumen

2003
		Mobile Entertainment Services will Generate Over $27 Billion Globally by 2008 ARC Group - 20 October 2003 Mobile entertainment services will generate over $27 billion by 2008 and will have over 2.5 billion users, according to the new report 'Mobile Entertainment Applications and Markets' from mobile industry analysts, the ARC Group. Nota de prensa

		Future of Full-Feature Phones E-marketer - 18 September 2003 According to In-Stat/MDR, 18.2 million camera phones were shipped worldwide in 2002. In the first quarter of this year, 7.8 million camera phones made their way around the world, while 1.7 million smart phones were shipped in Q1 2003.

		Making Mobile Revenues in Russia E-marketer - 16 September 2003 According to a September 2003 report from Pyramid Research, mobile service revenues in Russia will rise to $10 billion in 2007 -- up from just over $3 billion last year.

		Telematics Take on the World E-marketer - 15 September 2003 According to a recent report from the Telematics Research Group, by the end of this year, over 2.1 million embedded telematics units will be shipped in North America, rising to over 2.3 million by the end of next year.

		US Lags Europe and Japan in Mobile Adoption E-marketer - 4 September 2003 The US is behind both Western Europe and Japan in terms of mobile penetration. Ben Macklin examines the markets' differences, explaining why the US trails

		Camera-phone market set to double by the end of the year says ARC Group analysts in Future Mobile Handsets 2003-2008 report ARC Group - 18 August 2003 Nota de prensa

		GSM Network IDs Mobil Center Information GSM - 2003 Codigos de operadores GSM y su referencia

		Mobinet Index - 2003 A.T. Kearney and Cambridge Business School - July 2003 Two-thirds of mobile phone users in 15 countries willing to pay to send photo messages; 42 percent of those under 19 would pay more than $1 per message. The Mobinet Index:This unique research project was initiated between global management consultant A.T. Kearney and Cambridge Business School - the Judge Institute of Management. For Mobinet 6, approximately 5,600 interviews were conducted with mobile phone users in 15 countries. The Mobinet study has been conducted regularly since June 2000. (195 kb)

		What Do Asian Mobile Phone Users Want, Have? Markets Wireless - June 6, 2003 Asians, like their European counterparts, are ready to adopt next generation wireless and its enhanced services — and pay extra for them — with the largest group (48 percent) interested in downloading and playing music clips.

		Worldwide Mobile Phone Industry Experienced an 18 Percent Increase in Unit Sales in First Quarter of 2003 Gartner - June 2, 2003 The mobile phone industry experienced better than expected sales, as worldwide mobile phone unit sales totaled 112.7 million units, an 18 percent increase from the first quarter of 2002

		Mobile cellular, subscribers per 100 people 2002 ITU - 2003 Datos estadísticos país por país sobre penetración y número de usuarios/abonados

		Nokia: las aplicaciones de ‘software’ revolucionarán el mercado de la telefonía móvil Nokia - 22 de mayo de 2003- El 70% de los terminales móviles actuales incorporan la tecnología Java.

		Data revenues for selected operators ASIA PACIFIC 4Q02/4Q01 GSM World - April 2003 Optus, Telstra, J-Phone, Maxis, Globo Telecom, Maxis, SingTel, M1, Far EasTone, AIS, TAC

		Smart phones on top in EMEA Canalys - April 23rd 2003 Palm still leading handheld vendor, but Windows CE out-ships Palm OS

		ARC Group forecasts that worldwide shipments of high-end smartphones will reach 45m by 2007 ARC Group - 16 April 2003 Nota de Prensa

		Smart phones will overtake handhelds this year in EMEA Canalys - March 24th 2003 Overall mobile device market expected to double in 2003

		Mobile payments to increase to USD20 billion by 2005 -driven by new business models ARC Group - 18 March 2003 Mobile payments revenues are set to grow dramatically to USD20 billion in 2005 worldwide, according to a new strategic report from ARC Group. This figure represents anannual growth rate of over 100%, and is mainly derived from new types of transaction such as prepaid top up via automatic teller machines (ATMs).

		Vodafone live! vs i-mode - SMS success GSM ASSOCIATION February, 2003 Resumen Wireless Evolution Insider de Febrero 2003: Mensajes SMS emitidos en 2002/2001 y 3q2002 en Asia Pacifico y Vodafone live! vs i-mode

		TELEFONÍA MÓVIL 3G: LOS USUARIOS SE MUESTRAN DISPUESTOS A PAGAR MÁS POR LOS NUEVOS SERVICIOS Y TERMINALES Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) - 20 de febrero de 2003 Nota de prensa, resumen estudio El estudio internacional "TNS Telecoms 3G 2003 Report", realizado por la división Telecoms de Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) revela que la mayoría de usuarios interesados en la telefonía 3G o UMTS están dispuestos a pagar más por los nuevos terminales y servicios.

		Subscriber Statistics 2003 GSM World - 17 enero del 2003 -PDF These Subscriber Statistics demonstrate the numbers of people using GSM at different frequencies, and in different global regions. It demonstrates phenomenal customer growth running at twice the industry's predicted level.

		The future of the mobile games market Idate - febrero 2003 - PDF - inglés

		World Mobile Telecom Equipment markets: recession is not over! Idate - febrero 2003 - PDF - inglés

		2003: the real start of mobile multimedia services in Europe Low/niche market Market Potentiel High/mass market Idate - febrero 2003 - PDF - inglés

		Where was mobile growth in 2002? Idate - febrero 2003 - PDF - inglés

		Palm and Sony handhelds perform well in Q4 2002 Canalys - January 27th 2003 But Nokia stays ahead in feature/smart phones

		Prediction: Russian Mobile Operators to Add 10 Million New Subscribers in 2003 Pyramid Research - Enero 2003 Informe ejecutivo The Russian mobile user base will nearly double this year to 27 million, up from 17.8 million in 2002. This growth will be increasingly driven by non-urban regions, forcing operators to increase CAPEX to address wider coverage areas -- great news for vendors.

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