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Worldwide Smartphone Mobile OS 2011-2015 Forecast and Analysis This IDC study examines the growing worldwide and U.S. smartphones market and the mobile operating systems that power it. In addition to providing worldwide and U.S mobile OS forecast, this study reviews each mobile OS, including its drivers, opportunities, and potential challenges. "The choice of a mobile operating system has become crucial in creating a competitive advantage. We believe that the next phase of development in mobile operating system will focus on refining and creating holistic platforms." says Steve Drake, program vice president, Mobility and Telecom Published By: IDC
Date Published: Dec 2011 * * * * * *
Worldwide Dedicated Handheld, Mobile Phone, and Media Tablet Gaming 2011-2015 Forecast This IDC study forecasts demand for dedicated handheld gaming platforms (i.e., Nintendo's DS/DSi/3DS line and Sony's PSP and Vita), smartphone and feature phone gaming, and media tablet gaming through 2015. It leverages survey data to distinguish paying customer bases among these mobile/portable gaming platforms from demographic and genre preference perspectives. Global sales of hardware and software (physical as well as digital games), and installed bases, are aggregated from four regions: North America, Western Europe, Japan, and the rest of the world. "The profile of cell phone and media tablet gaming will continue to rise over the next several years," says Lewis Ward, research manager of IDC's Gaming program. "But the dynamic regarding dedicated handhelds isn't likely to unfold the way many observers expect. Dedicated handhelds will be buoyed by next-gen releases through 2014 in particular, leading to a relatively modest erosion of their share of the global mobile/portable gaming device installed base and associated game revenue." Published By: IDC
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