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Despite this scepticism about mobile apps there's better news for makers of smartphones and PDAs from the survey.
a cellular phone that is able to perform many of the functions of a computer, typically having a relatively large screen and an operating system capable of running general-purpose applications.
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The most obvious option - the acquisition of a proven 'smartphone' operating system and hardware design team - doesn't exist.
The new strategy reverses their plans, announced in July, to launch a 'smartphone' .
So, are we about to see a blanket ban on 'smartphones' , and on notebook computers, in the air?
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But at just 1.7 per cent of the handset market, 'smartphones' remain a minority interest among mobile phone users.
Your view to this, about PDAs and 'smartphones' being the same thing, except for connectivity, is interesting.
Despite all the anxiety and industry noise surrounding the choice of operating systems for 'smartphones' , the final arbiter is user experience.
However, PDAs will face increasing competition from 'smartphones' and other converged multimedia devices offering similar functionalities over the forecast period.
Despite this scepticism about mobile apps there's better news for makers of 'smartphones' and PDAs from the survey.
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As 'smartphones' and wireless-enabled PDAs evolve, business users can conceivably replace their personal computers.
With 'smartphones' equipped with megapixel cameras due later this year, that generate ever larger images, this will become even more expensive.
It's not an operating system for 'smartphones' - more a smart system for operating phones.
Both PDAs and 'smartphones' are personal devices that offer a natural home for your address book.
Currently, Wi-Fi is mainly available in laptops, 'smartphones' and as part of a broadband home gateway, all devices that are priced at several hundred dollars or more.
One thing's for sure, those wanting to access corporate data on the move can now choose from a variety of solutions from 'smartphones' to lug-able laptops.
Still, as more handsets invariably take on PDA functionality, it's hard to see PDAs out-selling 'smartphones' for very much longer.
Now 'smartphones' and wireless PDAs are creating new applications, as they become slim mobile clients.
Some argue that 3G itself is a form of FMC, as are IP-enabled 'smartphones' that can download applications.
The other factor that will be important in achieving a broader market for 'smartphones' will be the operating system.
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