Abstract
“This report gives you an exclusive analysis of the impact of open
source on the mobile OS market”, Gavin Byrne, Research Analyst
Mobile Operating Systems: The impact of open source and importance of user
experience examines the entire mobile OS landscape with a focus on open
architecture and open source software. It also addresses the importance of
developer communities and user experience and provides key forecasts to 2013.
Key Coverage in this report
- The reducing use of proprietary OS
- The growing adoption of Open Source software
- The importance of the developer community
- Commoditisation of many mobile handset technologies
- Handset differentiation
- User Experience
- Mobile OS roadmaps
- Vendors' approach to mobile OS
- Operators' mobile OS requirements
Key issues addressed
- How will device vendors differentiate themselves?
- What is ‘User Experience' ?
- What are the most suitable open source licensing models for mobile handset
software?
- How to succeed in an Open Source world
- How to make money with Open Source
- The challenges and risks of Open Source
- What are the major trends in mobile handset OS?
- Which OS platforms will be the most popular in 2009 and in 2013?
- What strategies are being adopted by the leading handset vendors? What
does this mean?
- What is the future for proprietary OS?
- What mobile OS strategies are operators adopting?
Who should read this report?
Handset Vendors
- Benefit from this complete analysis of the mobile OS landscape
- Track the current position and performance of your competitors
Operators
- Discover where your company can profit from new opportunities, current
successes and potential partnerships
Consultants, Analysts and Financial Organisations
- Develop a thorough understanding of the mobile OS market over the next 5
years
- Base future investments and recommendations on unbiased, unique analysis
and primary data
Companies covered
- Apple
- HTC
- LG
- LiMo
- Motorola
- Nokia
- OHA
- RIM
- Samsung
- Sony Ericsson
- Symbian Foundation
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