Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: In-Stat
Published: January 2002
Product Code: R97-881Description This report details wireless Internet user device adoption and preferences. Products reviewed include wireless handsets, two-way messaging devices, Palm OS-based PDAs, Pocket PC-based PDAs, and notebook/laptop computers with wireless modems. Information is included on personal and/or business usage of each device type, price paid, and factors that drive wireless Internet access device adoption. Information is also provided regarding applications used by device type.Table of Contents - This Month's Topic: Mobile Internet Access Devices
- About the Panel
- Methodology
- Panel Findings
- Most Wireless Internet Users Have Wireless Phones and Laptops
- Most Mobile Internet Access Devices Are Used for Both Work and Play
- Two-Way Messaging Devices Are Commonly Used For Business Purposes
- Laptops and Notebooks are Also Business Tools
- Pocket PC-based Devices Are Beginning to Be Embraced by Corporate IT Departments
- Wireless Phones Are Also in Good Graces At Corporations
- Smartphones are Following the Lead of Traditional Cell Phones
- The Future of Smartphones is Looking Better
- Palm OS-based Devices Are More Commonly Brought to Work From the Consumer World
- Wireless Internet Users Prefer Their Cell Phone to "Surf the 'Net on the Fly"
- Ease-of-Use Drives Mobile Internet Access Device Adoption
- Daily Wireless Access to the Internet is Common
- Information and Communications Services Are the Most Popular Wireless Internet Applications
- Users Say Faster Transmission Speeds Would Encourage Them to Use Their Wireless Internet Services More
- Conclusions
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Most Wireless Internet Users Have Wireless Phones and Laptops
- Figure 2: Most Mobile Internet Access Devices Are Used for Both Work and Play
- Figure 3: Two-Way Messaging Devices Are commonly Used For Business Purposes
- Figure : Laptops and Notebooks are Also Business Tools
- Figure 5: Pocket PC-based Devices Are Beginning to Be Embraced by Corporate IT Departments
- Figure 6: Wireless Phones Are Also in Good Graces At Corporations
- Figure 7: Smartphones are Following the Lead of Traditional Cell Phones
- Figure 8: The Future of Smartphones is Looking Better
- Figure 9: Palm OS-based Devices Are More Commonly Brought to Work From the Consumer World
- Figure 10: Wireless Internet Users Prefer Their Cell Phone to "Surf the 'Net on the Fly"
- Figure 11: Ease-of-Use Drives Mobile Internet Access Device Adoption
- Figure 12: Daily Wireless Access to the Internet is Common
- Figure 13: Information and Communications Services Are the Most Popular Wireless Internet Applications
- Figure 14: Users Say Faster Transmission Speeds Would Encourage Them to Use Their Wireless Internet Services More
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