subject: Mobile Email Is Set To Become Very Important In The Mobile World [print this page] Mobile Email 2010-2015 Mobile Email 2010-2015
Increasingly more mobile devices are offering mobile email services, as developments in handset technology are leading to improved mobile devices being available to a broader range of users. The days of mobile email being predominantly used by business users are disappearing; services are now being used by a range of subscribers, from teens to older users, as handsets are becoming more user friendly thus boosting mobile email. ( http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=144425&rt=Mobile-Email-2010-2015.html )
The report poses such questions as:
What financial opportunities exist in the consumer email market?
The methods that people use to communicate with others are changing. Continuing technological advancements are helping to alter the way that users go about their daily lives. Mobile subscribers are migrating away from voice and are benefitting from the variety of messaging services that are available to them, including SMS, MMS, mobile IM (MIM) and mobile email.
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How will these messaging services compare against each other? Will mobile email be threatened by rival messaging services or vice versa?
Handsets are evolving; they are no longer deemed to be devices purely for voice. Consumers are spending more time utilising their phones for a variety of tasks, including browsing the web, social networking, mobile banking and mobile email. Smartphones such as BlackBerry's for example, are no longer perceived as phones solely operated by business users. Features that are attractive to consumers such as multimedia players and embedded cameras are being continually integrated. Meanwhile, Smartphone manufacturers are applying design initiatives with the intention of attract consumers, improving the user experience through the deployment of larger screens, touch screens and QWERTY keyboards.
In 2009, there were 174 million Smartphone shipments; this number will only increase.
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