Gehard,
I would have to agree with you on this one. One of the prime reasons that
people have adopted the 1x phones is to use services like GPS, picture phone
and enhanced audio/video and data services.
KDDI has done a good job getting people to understand the benefits of 1x.
My question, however, is what kind of services people are using with 1x that
were not available from CdmaOne.
Specifically, what services are they using that differ with those using 2.5G
services? Obviously camera phone and GPS are prime uses, along with using
the phone for larger email and data are high on the list.
Best,
Mark
On 10/30/02 11:52, "Gerhard Fasol" <fasol@eurotechnology.com> wrote:
>
> James,
>
> the only guys who really have these data reliably are the
> people at KDDI.
>
> My guess is that people who have a cdma1x phone use the data
> services not once per month, but about 80% will use them
> 6-8 times per day. Use that as an approximation.
> It's my best guess based on what we know from our work.
> If you need more accurate data let me know.
>
> Gerhard
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> Moore, James wrote:
>> Hello everyone,
>> I am trying to get a rough idea of what proportion of reported KDDI cdma =
>> 1x subscriptions are actively using cdma 1x data services (at least once =
>> a month). Can anyone help out and/or supply any good contacts on this =
>> matter?
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