Posts Tagged ‘handsets’

Last week, Jo Harlow head of Nokia’s Smartphone division announced that Nokia will be halving their smartphone portfolio in 2010. In the past, Nokia has always profited from having a large selection of handsets so this decision was surely made with much thought involved. But will halving the portfolio prove to be a winning strategy? [...]

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Hello everyone, I would like to welcome you to my first blog with Juniper Research.
There have been a few reports recently about the possibility of the Google Phone getting its launch in early 2010. I’m sure that developments in this area are being very keenly watched by the handset sector. Especially if it will [...]

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This week, Apple and AT&T each released results for Q1 2009. Naturally enough, both were keen to talk up the continued vigorous growth in sales of iPhones. AT&T has the exclusive rights to sell the iPhone in the US and sold more than 1.6 million units to customers during Q1. Overall, Apple shipped nearly 3.8 million units over [...]

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Computer makers Acer and Dell are said to be developing high-end mobile phones to complement their successful laptop and desktop computer portfolios. Such a move would not only help to sustain growth during the recession, but also put them in a better position to counter the growing threat of rival Apple, which has enjoyed enormous success in this [...]

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Years of industry speculation concerning the scheduling of China’s 3G licensing process seem set to come to an end after the China Daily website published an article claiming that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) will issue licences by the end of December.
The MIIT has yet to say whether licences will be technology-specific [...]

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