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U.S. Wireless Research
The new Current Analysis U.S. Wireless Research portal is the industry’s most in-depth source of wireless competitive analysis and tracking of handsets, and voice, data, and content services. Current Analysis has been tracking the U.S. wireless market since 2000, providing detailed analytical services to enterprises, carriers and device manufacturers. The new wireless portal, delivered via the company’s CurrentCOMPETE Web platform, blends premium qualitative analysis of service providers and mobile devices with detailed quantitative tracking of pricing, packaging, and availability. “Unlike wireless research offerings from other firms, customers are provided with more than just an incomprehensible data dump,” said Eddie Hold, VP Wireless Services. “Current Analysis content is delivered via a robust Web platform that provides summary reports, search and compare functionality, event timelines, and interactive price trending graphs, accompanied by concise explanations from respected wireless industry analysts. Customers also receive daily email alerts, and access to analyst inquiry services. No one in the wireless market should be without this tool.” In addition to providing a view of the current wireless voice landscape, Current Analysis has over five years of archived pricing information for the major wireless providers. As part of the new portal solution, customers can now run their own trending queries based on price group, carriers, markets, and other criteria to see how various competitors have modified pricing over time. The portal includes coverage of:
Over 30 carriers and device manufacturers are covered, including:
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U.S. Wireless Research Follow the links below to read highlights, analyst news flashes, telebriefing replays, and samples of recent Current Analysis Competitive Intelligence from the U.S. Wireless Research. Nokia and Qualcomm Settle Their Suits: What it Means - 7/24/2008 Sprint Makes a Statement with Pricing and Launches Samsung Instinct at $129 - 6/20/2008 AT&T Launches Much Rumored, Long Awaited iPhone3G at Much Lower Price Point - 6/9/2008 Industry Consolidation Continues: Verizon Wireless to Acquire Alltel - 6/9/2008 Nokia 5310 Arrives Fashionably Late to T-Mobile’s Music Party - 5/21/2008 Sprint, Clearwire, and Strategic Investors End WiMAX Speculation with Funding and a New Structure - 5/8/2008 Sprint’s Pivot Dropped by All Cable Venture Partners - 4/24/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: AT&T to Change Retail Experience with Microsoft Surface - 4/2/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: Yahoo! oneSearch 2.0 Promises Quantum Leap in Mobile Search - 4/2/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: Sprint to Launch Samsung Instinct in June - 4/1/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: AOL Offers AOL MyMobile on Windows Mobile Handsets - 4/1/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: Sony Ericsson Touts First 3G Phone at AT&T - 3/31/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: Verizon Wireless Launches Loopt Mobile Application - 3/28/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: MOTO Split: Good or Bad? - 3/28/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: AT&T Announces MediaFLO Launch Again, This Time in May - 3/27/2008 CTIA Wireless 2008: AT&T Would Like to Remind You that It is Open, Too - 3/18/2008 Apple’s SDK and Email Synch Open up the iPhone to Businesses - 3/6/2008 The Domino Effect: AT&T and T-Mobile Jump on the Unlimited Bandwagon - 2/20/2008 Verizon Wireless Begins the Unlimited Voice Pricing War, Not Sprint - 2/19/2008 AT&T - Starbucks’ WiFi Deal Usurps T-Mobile and Expands the AT&T WiFi Footprint Nationally - 2/11/2008 Nokia Buys TrollTech, But not for the Obvious Reason - 1/28/2008 Alltel Expands MyCircle Calling Options for Businesses and Consumers - 1/14/2008 Sprint Adds to the XOHM Ecosystem and Hints at Service Models - 1/8/2008 Yahoo! Joins the Open Platform Bandwagon, Launches Yahoo! Go 3.0 - 1/7/2008 CES 2008: Motorola Announces Video and Music Phones - 1/6/2008 CES 2008: Sony Ericsson Launches Three New Phones for the U.S. - 1/6/2008 Sprint is the First to Offer Free Mobile MySpace Web - 12/13/2007 Helio Launches YouTube 2.0 - 12/12/2007 Verizon Wireless Makes the Correct Bet of LTE for Its 4G Future - 11/29/2007 Verizon Wireless' Open Network Option Positions It Well for the Future - 11/29/2007 LG Voyager at Verizon Wireless Ready to Take on the iPhone Sprint and Clearwire Dissolve WIMAX Partnership Plan Google Breathes Life into Android with 34 Partners and a Press Release Verizon Wireless’ New INpulse Plans Signal a Shift in Prepaid Stance Disney Stomps on Mickey’s Phone, Kills Disney Mobile Sprint is First to Market with AIRAVE Femtocell, Addressing Coverage and Unlimited Calling T-Mobile Grabs SunCom, Contributing to Mobile M&A Activity Sprint Looks to a Brighter Future as it Holds the Sprint Ahead Technology Summit Amp’d Is Dead, but Plan Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery Verizon Wireless Moves to Acquire Rural Operator, RCC Sprint and Clearwire Team for WiMAX Rollout iPhone Impact Amp’d Mobile Hits the Wall and Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection AT&T/Cingular Expands International Data Roaming Options with PDA and Smartphone Plans Verizon Wireless Unites America’s Choice Plans with Unlimited Messaging The Importance of Functional Branding for Handsets Sprint Drops Price for OTA Music Downloads to 99 Cents A New MVNO Launches; kajeet Targets Tweens Virgin Mobile - Company Advisor Highlight Cingular’s Unlimited Intra-carrier Messaging: Good, but It Could Be Better Cingular Pulls the Trigger on MediaFLO for Late 2007 Helio Makes Wireless Music Push with New OTA Download Service AT&T Unity: A First Step in Converged Wireline-Wireless Services AT&T Completes Acquisition of BellSouth - What Are the Implications?
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