Title: Global Smartphones market is expected to reach worth US$150 billion by 2014
1MarketsandMarkets Presents
Global Smartphones market is expected to reach
worth US150.3 billion by 2014
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2 According to a new market research report,
Global Smartphones Market (2010 2014), the
total global smartphones market is expected to be
worth US150.3 billion by 2014, out of which the
Symbian and Blackberry OS will account for nearly
32.2 and 18.9 of the total revenues
respectively. The global market is expected to
record a CAGR of 22.1 from 2009 to 2014. Browse
25 market data tables and in-depth TOC on
Smartphones Market. The global smartphones
market is growing at a brisk pace, already
accounting for 14 of the global mobile phone
market. This high growth has been backed by rapid
technology developments such as high-speed
internet browsing, sophisticated personal and
professional data management, and the evolution
of 3G and 4G network technologies. The Asian
region, especially, India and China have emerged
as smartphones hotspot with the continuous
development of cellular markets and the
increasing 3G penetrations and expenditure on
consumer electronics across the region. The
global smartphones market is estimated to reach
150.3 billion in 2014 from about 55.4 billion
in 2009. http//www.marketsandmarkets.com/Mar
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3- While the economic recession adversely affected
the global markets the global smartphones market
was one of the very few markets that did not have
impact of the global meltdown. The smartphones
market with an annual growth rate of 12.8 from
2008 to 2009 is expected to grow by 26 over 2009
to become a 69.8 billion market in 2010. - The global smartphones device market is segmented
into the submarkets for business smartphones and
consumer smartphones. - The latter is the larger and faster-growing
market, accounting for approximately 3/4th of the
global smartphones revenues. However, the
business smartphones segment is expected have a
faster growth in the future owing to the
continuing mobilization of enterprise. In both
the segments, touch screen has emerged as the
preferred interface, representing 39.6 of global
shipments, followed by the keypad input type with
a 31.2 share.
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4- Each sub-segment of the global smartphones market
is calculated for the four geographical regions
of North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and ROW.
Europe is leading the market in 2009 with a 37.2
share Asia-Pacific is expected to closely follow
the European market in near future with large
mobile subscriber base in Chinese and Indian
markets and high smartphones adoption rates. The
Asia-Pacific smartphones market stood at 17.1
billion in 2009 which is expected to become a
45.2 billion market in 2014 growing at a CAGR of
18.6 during 2009 2014. - Market participants strategies vary by geography
due to differing method of payments, subsidies,
and levels of competition among vendors and
operators. Players in prepaid subscriber market
(without handset subsidies) are focusing on
promoting value-added services and subsidized
data plans. In competitive postpaid subscribers
markets (with handset subsidies), players are
offering attractive unlimited data plans and a
large variety of smartphones models with
exclusive distribution strategies.
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