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If your household income is $60,000 or more in the U.S. it’s a safe bet you own an iPhone. But the fastest growing sales segment is for those earning $30,000 or less. Might there still be big opportunity for Motorola, HTC and others?
Aided by the launch of the iPhone 4S, the number of U.S. smartphones embedded with mobile broadband connectivity jumped in 2011, increasing from 6 percent of at the end of 2010 to 35 percent by the close of the year, according to the NPD Group.
Android held on to its title as the most-popular smartphone platform in the U.S. in the last quarter, but when it comes to sales of specific…
What do you have to be willing to do in order to gain traction in an Apple-dominated tablet market? Give your product away at a huge loss. T…
Some interesting stats out today from the NPD Group underscore just how fast-moving the evolution is in devices today. Although fast mobile…
Some interesting stats out today from the NPD Group underscore just how fast-moving the evolution is in devices today. Although fast mobile…
Given how low the sales figures have been for Windows Phone-based devices up to now, it’s hard to believe that purchasing intent can be enou…
Yesterday, when NPD released its latest figures for mobile phone sales in the U.S., they showed that Google’s Android saw huge growth over t…
Much has been made of Google’s main interest in buying Motorola (NYSE: MMI) being patents, patents, patents, which could help save Google (N…
Two reports out Wednesday cautioned mobile professionals to think twice about the speed at which tablets are taking over our lives. For one…
NPD has released its quarterly results for mobile phones sales in the U.S. among consumers: smartphones are now outselling feature phones, a…
Nokia (NYSE: NOK) may still be shipping more devices than any other mobile phone maker, but worldwide, it’s now losing in the smartphone pla…
Even the record-breaking sales of Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 weren’t enough to bring the video game industry out of its sal…
