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Lowenstein: If you want rich media on a smartphone you will have to pay a premium for it.
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Dale Hatflied said that the fed users of spectrum have no incentive to give up spectrum. But doesn't like idea of negative incentives.
about 11 hours ago
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Craig Mofffett:Carriers spend a lot of money to subsidize phones. This cuts into profitability. Not sure how we solve this.
about 11 hours ago
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@ This is people who are first time smartphone owners. Hence they are "new" smartphone users.
about 11 hours ago
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Dean Brenner says that industry can use a "white space"-type database for more spectrum sharing.
about 11 hours ago
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Talking about spectrum sharing.
about 11 hours ago
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Craig Moffett & Mark Lowenstein agree there is a limit that families can spend on wireless. But carriers are still not that profitable
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Dale Hatfield: We can no longer throw away spectrum for these great big guard bands. Receivers must be more efficient
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Anna Maria Kovacs suggests that in rural areas where more spectrum is available, 4G is priced differently than in cities where constrained.
about 12 hours ago
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Dean Brenner of Qualcomm demand for mobile chips not just smartphones but all kinds of other devices for things like smart meters.
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Now in the discussion portion. Craig Moffett of Bernstein isn't sure that all the current carriers will make it with 4G.
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Mari Cross says that Neilsen is seeing change in consumer behavior based on carrier throttling plans.
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Top 10 of apps that people use on their phones doesn't change much. But further down the list. Those apps change rank a lot more
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Many of the prepaid customers are choosing smartphones, says Neilsen
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Over half of new additions of wireless growth are from prepaid users, said Mari Cross.
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A year ago 80% new smartphone users chose iOS. Now it's up to 90%. "There are only two choices in mkt," says Mari Cross
about 13 hours ago
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Smartphones are not just adopted in higher incomes but among minorities and lower income individuals
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Mari Cross of Nielsen is up now. She's talking about stats of smartphone use
about 13 hours ago
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Final megatrend: Families will have 10-12 screens many mobile devices. All connect to the cloud. What's that do to the network?
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Lowenstein thinks that things like Skype will be used more as 4G LTE services rolled out. What's that do to the networks?
about 13 hours ago
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