... 2018, 4G users will generate 46 percent of all mobile data traffic. This is because, by 2018, each 4G smartphone will use nearly 5.5GB of data per month, which is three times more than a 3G smartphone.
Q: What mobile apps will drive double-digit growth over the next few years?
A: Mobile video is by ...
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... quite high relative to the usage rate. To offer a compelling enough value proposition, the uses for wearable devices need to be distinct from what smartphones typically provide. Wearables makers need to engage users with incentives and gamification."
The 2016 Gartner Personal Technologies Study surveyed ...
... “The return to growth in devices spending can be attributed to various factors such as the growing aspiration of consumers in the region to own smartphones, aggressive marketing campaigns for new product launches by premium brands and the steady shift towards 5G for improved coverage, speed and consistency ...
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... 1,819.1
1,980.1
2,212.9
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4.1
3.2
8.9
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Source: Gartner (July 2016)
The PC, ultramobile (tablet) and smartphone production forecast for the second half of 2016 has been lowered from 2015, as the industry slowdown continues. These reductions have resulted in ...
... showed good consumer sales. Emerging markets, on the other hand, still showed weak PC growth. We attribute this weakness to a strong affinity for smartphones and tablets in those markets, while PCs are a low priority. Even low priced notebooks struggle to succeed, because of the different mobile device ...
... showed good consumer sales. Emerging markets, on the other hand, still showed weak PC growth. We attribute this weakness to a strong affinity for smartphones and tablets in those markets, while PCs are a low priority. Even low priced notebooks struggle to succeed, because of the different mobile device ...
... which sampled more than 21,500 consumers in eight countries, 12 percent of all respondents were watching video and TV on a daily basis on their smartphones and, despite the apparent low number, it is worth pointing out that video currently makes up over 40 percent of all data traffic in mobile networks ...
... 10.1 percent decline in 2013," said Mr. Norwood. "The smartphone market continued to perform well, with production growth of around 34 percent, down slightly from 39.5 percent in 2013, although there was a distinct shift to utility and basic smartphones away from premium handsets. Tablet production, however ...