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HP’s Acquisition of Palm May Mean More for Tablets than Smartphones	04 May 2010
HP’s recent announcement of its intent to acquire smartphone maker Palm is another example of a PC maker fortifying their competitive stance in the ultra-mobile device market. Based on HP executives’ statements, Palm’s webOS operating system appears to be one of the core assets that HP plans to integrate into its mobile device portfolio. IMS Research expects HP to employ webOS in its tablet line-up in favor of, or in addition to, offering a Windows 7 model.
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Smartphone Shipments to Quadruple in Asia by 2015	17 March 2010
Annual smartphone shipments to Asia are expected to more than quadruple between now and 2015, giving Asia 39% of smartphone shipments during 2015. Overall shipments of smartphones are forecast to increase at a compound annual growth rate of 25.9% between now and 2015. This trend illustrates the increasing development of cellular markets in Asia and foreshadows the importance of the region for the future, according to a new study from IMS Research.
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Smartphone Growth One of Few Bright Spots for Mobile Handsets in 2009	25 January 2010
According to a new study by IMS Research, shipments of smartphones grew 15% year over year in 2009, marking one of the few positive trends in what was otherwise a difficult year for the mobile handset industry.
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Smartphone Growth Silver Lining for Mobile Handsets in 2009	24 January 2010
Shipments of smartphones grew 15% year over year in 2009. This marked one of the few positive trends in what was otherwise a difficult year for the mobile handset industry, according to a new study from IMS Research.
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Nokia Targets RIM in the Smartphone Market	14 August 2009
Today's joint announcement from Nokia and Microsoft sheds some light on the handset maker's strategy for maintaining its market share in an increasingly competitive smartphone market. The partnership, which will bring Microsoft Office Mobile and several additional Microsoft services to Nokia's smartphone portfolio, gives Microsoft's enterprise software greater presence in the mobile market, while better enabling Nokia to target enterprise smartphone users.
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Explosive Smartphone Growth Driven By New Features, Ease Of Use	02 November 2007
The smartphone segment of the handset market is forecast to experience strong growth, increasing from just over 10% of the market in 2007, to more than 25% of the market by 2012.
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