New Report Shows Touch Screen Mobile Devices Driving Use of Mobile Services
By Cem4mobile Solutions Ltd ex Qaim, PRNESunday, April 10, 2011
CEM4Mobile Metrics Shows That the Game has Changed for Mobile Services
ESPOO, Finland, April 11, 2011 - CEM4Mobile Solutions Ltd (ex QAim), a Finnish company that specialises in
measuring and analysing interactions and customer experience in mobile
services, has today announced significant new findings based on data drawn
from its CEM4Mobile Metrics solution. The statistics highlight that the rules
of the game have changed.
CEM4Mobile analysed the market trends behind the phenomenal growth of
mobile services and found that touch screen devices were increasingly driving
the use of mobile services. The report clearly shows that for mobile network
operators and content providers, device penetration needs to be a key
consideration in the design of mobile services.
The surveyed sample was taken from real daily traffic in browsing based
mobile services in Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark from 5 July 2010 and
28 February 2011. The survey sample comprised 60,041,609 pageloads which were
originated from 1,873 different handset models.
Market shares in July 2010
The starting point for the research was data drawn from CEM4Mobile
Metrics in July 2010. What these figures show is the vast array of different
handsets that were being used to access mobile services, the most frequently
used models and their market shares.
Model Pointing method Platform Market Share
Apple iPhone 3GS touch screen iOS 15,2 %
Apple iPhone 4 touch screen iOS 12,2 %
Nokia E71 joystick & qwerty Symbian 5,5 %
Nokia E75 joystick & qwerty Symbian 3,9 %
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic touch screen Symbian 2,4 %
Nokia N97 touch screen Symbian 2,3 %
Nokia E51 joystick & keypad Symbian 2,1 %
Nokia E90 Communicator joystick & qwerty Symbian 2,1 %
Nokia E72 joystick & qwerty Symbian 2,1 %
Nokia E52 joystick & keypad Symbian 2,0 %
HTC A8181 Desire touch screen Android 2,0 %
Nokia N97 mini touch screen Symbian 1,8 %
Market shares in February 2011
After seven months, a clear trend toward the use of touch screen devices
had emerged:
Model Pointing method Platform Market Share
Apple iPhone 4 (*) touch screen iOS 27,5 %
Samsung GT-I9000 Galaxy S touch screen Android 3,7 %
HTC Desire touch screen Android 3,3 %
Nokia E71 joystick & qwerty Symbian 3,1 %
Nokia N8-00 touch screen Symbian 2,9 %
Apple iPhone 3GS touch screen iOS 2,8 %
Nokia E75 joystick & keypad Symbian 2,8 %
Nokia 5230 Nuron touch screen Symbian 2,7 %
Nokia E52 joystick & keypad Symbian 2,2 %
Nokia E72 joystick & qwerty Symbian 2,1 %
HTC Desire HD touch screen Android 1,6 %
Nokia N97 mini touch screen Symbian 1,5 %
(*) includes iPhone 3GS models updated to iOS 4.x
Losers
The data showed a marked reduction in the market share of joystick and
qwerty driven mobile devices and a corresponding rise in touch screen access.
Model Pointing method Platform Market Share
Apple iPhone 3GS (**) touch screen iOS -14,21 %
Nokia E71 joystick & qwerty Symbian -2,46 %
HTC A8181 Desire touch screen Android -1,99 %
Nokia N97 touch screen Symbian -1,29 %
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic touch screen Symbian -1,23 %
Nokia E51 joystick & keypad Symbian -1,23 %
Nokia E90 Communicator joystick & qwerty Symbian -1,14 %
Nokia E75 joystick & qwerty Symbian -1,10 %
Nokia N95 joystick & keypad Symbian -1,06 %
Apple iPod Touch 3rd touch screen iOS -0,93 %
SonyEricsson W995 joystick & keypad Enea OSE -0,71 %
Apple iPhone 3G touch screen iOS -0,69 %
(**) mainly due to OS update from iOS 3.x to iOS 4.x
Winners
Model Pointing method Platform Market Share
Apple iPhone 4 touch screen iOS +16,43 %
Samsung GT-I9000 Galaxy S touch screen Android +3,42 %
HTC Desire touch screen Android +2,98 %
Nokia N8-00 touch screen Symbian +2,79 %
Nokia 5230 Nuron touch screen Symbian +1,66 %
HTC Desire HD touch screen Android +1,59 %
ZTE Blade touch screen Android +1,51 %
Nokia C6-00 touch screen Symbian +1,35 %
Nokia C7-00 touch screen Symbian +1,26 %
HTC Wildfire touch screen Android +1,21 %
Nokia E7-00 touch screen Symbian +1,14 %
Nokia C5-00 touch screen Symbian +1,12 %
A rapidly evolving market that demands up to date analytics
The mobile services market has witnessed phenomenal growth and is poised
to grow by triple digit numbers every year over the next five years. Mobile
devices, networks, content technologies and use-cases for services are
evolving faster than ever before. In order to design effective and user
friendly services, operators and content providers need access to accurate,
detailed information on user behaviour.
"The trend is clear. Touch screens have completely changed the way people
look at mobile phones and what they expect from them. Touch screens, Wi-Fi
and connected services have already changed the way mobile phones are being
used and are likely to do the same for the laptops. These figures clearly
show that in such a rapidly changing market, operators and content providers
need an effective mobile analytics platform - a solution that enables them to
stay in touch with user demand and market trends," says Janne Aalto, CEO of
CEM4Mobile Solution Ltd.
More information
CEM4Mobile Solutions Ltd
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02200 Espoo, Finland
sales@cem4mobile.com
tel: +358(0)9-689-884-88
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CEM4Mobile Solutions Ltd (ex. QAim) is a Finnish world-class expert in
Customer Experience Management (CEM) for mobile content and value-added
services. We provide mobile network and industry vertical independent
CEM4Mobile solution and services for companies large and small, which
develop, produce or distribute mobile services. CEM4Mobile offering enables
companies to measure and analyse data on the interaction between end-users
and mobile services, optimise their business and ensure successful customer
relations.
Contact: Alexander Hornborg
Tel: +358(0)9-689-884-88
Email: sales@cem4mobile.com
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