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Mobile Phones - US - February 2011
Mobile Phones - US - February 2011
The smartphone user

This report discusses both smartphones and standard phones that are used primarily for portable communication through both voice and data. It builds on Mintel’s Mobile Phones—U.S., June 2010.

While cell phone services and service providers are closely linked with the mobile phone market and are discussed where applicable, wireless subscription revenues and application/content download sales are not included in market size and segmentation data, nor are peripherals or accessories.

This report discusses both smartphones and standard phones that are used primarily for portable communication through both voice and data. It builds on Mintel’s Mobile Phones—U.S., June 2010.

While cell phone services and service providers are closely linked with the mobile phone market and are discussed where applicable, wireless subscription revenues and application/content download sales are not included in market size and segmentation data, nor are peripherals or accessories.

Some questions answered in this report include:

What demographics are marketers losing share from by not marketing to?
What manufacturers could benefit from developing stronger brand identities and why?
What is driving market growth?
What are the main decision factors when it comes to an upgrade?
What signs of resistance are there in the smartphone market?

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