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Cheap Smartphone Tsunami Coming (NASDAQ:AAPL, NYSE:MMI, NASDAQ:GOOG, NYSE:NOK, NASDAQ:MSFT, NASDAQ:RIMM
Consultants from Deloitte are predicting that 2012 will be the year of the “dumb” smartphone.Google chairman Eric Schmidt’s Mobile World Congress keynotes have always been interesting, but his keynote yesterday just about floored me as he put on his futurist hat with complete sincerity.
Check out Eric Schmidt’s must-see Mobile World Congress keynote
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$100 Shuidi smartphone from China might change landscape
Nielsen’s State of the Media: The Mobile Media Report provides a snapshot of the current mobile media landscape and audiences in the U.S. and highlights the potential power of mobile commerce in the near future.
Report: The Rise of Smartphones, Apps and the Mobile Web
Save the date: Mobile Future Forward 2012 - Sept 10, 2012
Chetan Sharma: Technology & Strategy Consulting
China to become largest smartphone market in 2012, India will grab third spot in 2016
Gartner: 54.8 million tablets will be sold in 2011
Gartner on Wednesday hinted that media tablets---think Apple's iPad---may test sales of mobile devices in 2011 as 54.8 million units are shipped. The research firm provided its tablet outlook almost in passing as it handicapped smartphone sales for the third quarter .Intel is getting ready to make a long-belated entry into the smartphone market with a new-and-improved chip. But the usual questions linger. A much-ballyhooed Intel-based phone from LG never materialized.
Intel smartphones are on the way--again | Nanotech - The Circuits Blog
The smartphone is changing everything. How we shop, how we organize our lives, how we spend our time, how we connect with people. The smartphone is changing how businesses compete, changing the landscape of winners and losers across the consumer electronics, PC, Internet, media and telecom spaces.

