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The mobile communications market has returned to growth and there are a number of exciting new opportunities, from feature rich, next generation, mobile handsets, to high-speed wireless connectivity through WLAN and wireless broadband. iSuppli provides focused research and enhanced visibility on the products, technologies, and players shaping the wireless communications market.

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How are different electronics platforms implementing Bluetooth, UWB, and other short-range wireless newtorking solutions, and how can suppliers capitalize on the opportunities presented? What factors will shape the development of networking solutions in the home, business and public, and what opportunities will be created for WLAN solutions? Is the market for wireless broadband equipment and services going to be rejuvenated?

Market Tracker

Topical Analysis

Forecasts & Databases

iLibrary Account

Analyst Inquiry Time

Q2 2008 Wireless Communications Semiconductor Supplier Market Shares

Wireless Semiconductor Market Shares Q3 2008 Competitive Landscaping Tool

2007 Wireless Communications Semiconductor Supplier Market Shares

Wireless Semiconductor Market Shares Annual 2008 Competitive Landscaping Tool (Q3 Update)

IPR in Mobilized Devices — A Tale of Dragons, Riches, and Getting Burnt

Wireless Communications Topical Report - IP and Software Issues in Handsets - Q3 2008

Unstoppable Growth in the Mobile Handset Industry

Mobile Handset Market Tracker - Q2 2008

Jagdish Rebello, PhD
Director and Principal Analyst, Consumer Electronics/India Research/Wireless Communications

Jagdish is a principal analyst with the iSuppli Market Intelligence team and works within the Application Markets and Application-Specific Devices Pra

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Competitive Landscaping Tool

Design Forecast Tool(DFT)™ - Mobile Handsets

EMS and ODM

Mobile Handsets

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