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Survey: Mobile TV, Wi-Fi, games turn off handset users
Posted: Jul 16, 2008 9:03 AM

A survey conducted by ABI Research found that mobile phone users are not too keen to have Wi-Fi, mob...[ View complete article ]

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Survey: Mobile TV, Wi-Fi, games turn off handset users

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A survey conducted by ABI Research found that mobile phone users are not too keen to have Wi-Fi, mobile TV or games on their handsets.

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Visually, it is more appealing to use mobile phones for easy-click functions. Advanced cellphones that provide faster and satisfactory connection for other multimedia services are usually expensive so only a few can afford to buy them..

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