I wrote a post about the new crop of dual-SIM handsets a couple of months ago, and since then it's been a slow undercurrent, with a few new ones at Barcelona, but otherwise it's been a fairly quiet trend.
Or so I thought.
According to this article, over 200 million were produced in China last year!
Given the whole of the handset market is only 1.1 billion, and a big chunk is taken up by "normal" Nokia, Samsung etc phones, that figure sounds implausibly enormous to me - but if anyone from China or elsewhere could comment, I'd be fascinated to be proved wrong.
Report: Mobile Broadband Computing
Market forecasts for Mobile Computing. Notebooks, netbooks, dongles, MIDs & tethers, on 3G, LTE and WiMAX networks. Analysis of current and new business models, and key company strategies.
Only 30% of mobile broadband users will be using embedded-WWAN notebooks in 2011.
Long-term postpaid monthly subscriptions will be used by fewer than 40% of all mobile broadband users.
Details are here
Only 30% of mobile broadband users will be using embedded-WWAN notebooks in 2011.
Long-term postpaid monthly subscriptions will be used by fewer than 40% of all mobile broadband users.
Details are here
Thursday, March 12, 2009
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I've seen dual-SIM phones advertised in India. I'm surprised that I've never seen them in the US.
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