Roger Entner
Roger Entner
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While it is very annoying to get spam in your e-mail account, it doesn't cost you anything, whereas on a wireless phone it costs you up to 10 cents a message.
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I think it has a chance of being a major product. It just adds another tool to that Swiss Army knife we call wireless phones.
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Wireless is a game for the big boys.
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Wireless high-speed data is their one shot to stem the precipitous decline in voice (average revenue per user), which they need to make up with really compelling features.
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The use of wireless telecommunications services in the United States generated a consumer surplus of $157 billion per annum in 2004. Were U.S. carriers to charge at European Union levels, we estimate that the U.S. consumer surplus from wireless services would be halved, demonstrating that U.S. consumers and businesses enjoy substantially greater economical welfare from wireless services than their EU counterparts do.
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AT&T in wireless is such a wounded name. It gives everybody the creeps who experienced the AT&T Wireless experience.
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It's a huge deal because the premier mobile music player is coming to the wireless industry.
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The phone really brings Apple's superior software design into the mobile world. The one little disappointment is that you can't download the songs over the air.
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We see an enormous opportunity in the mobile market for data services. The biggest hole in the mobile network operator offering is the lack of guaranteed privacy. Users want to control access to and use of their personal information to avoid the type of trouble the theft of credit data is posing on the Internet.
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Training costs time on the front end, but it really saves a lot of time on the back end because you don't have 25 people asking questions later, one by one.
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You are marrying the most successful music player with a cell phone.
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Both want the other to leave, but it's such a fruitful business that the one leaving would be severely hurt. I don't see the ownership structure change any time soon.
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This will start to show up on the radar screen in 2006. The more different pieces we add to these Swiss Army phones, the easier it is to get user acceptance for the next application. And especially around next Christmas, the convenience of shopping on a computer or a cell phone will beat the mall hands down.
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Music could certainly be much bigger if pricing was more in line with what you find on the Internet.