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• 25% world population had subscribed to a mobile phone service after the
first 15 years of availability (2004)
• 50% of the world population will have subscribed to a mobile phone service
by 2008
… Half the population of the world contactable by mobile phone in 2008
• 75% may have mobile phone services by 2012
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content & applications
Open standards phones
Network
Developers Fast 3G & 3.5G networks
operators
300
smartphones
desktop PCs
200
laptops
100 Source: IDC, Gartner,
Nomura, Symbian models
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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Walkman®
Sport
Remote Control
Music
Multimedia
Waterproof
Mobile TV
“converged mobile device”.
Biometrics
Hybrid
Business
Music
Overlapping market segments lead us to the
Fashion
Imaging
Simple
“…the mobile phone…is most likely to carry
the dream of the ‘personal computer’ to its
conclusion’’
Quarterly worldwide smartphone sales by OS
40
Million units shipped
35
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25
20
15
10
5
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
2005 2006 2007
Symbian Palm OS RIM
Linux Microsoft Apple
Source: Canalys; Symbian analysis
Others
And on overcoming
industry challenges
1B+
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200M
2012
1M 2007
developer.symbian.com/main/documentation/technologies/system_models
Symbian’s interest in Universities
• To point out the opportunities with Symbian and smartphones
… Opportunities for ground-breaking, market-relevant Research
… Opportunities to nurture valuable IP
… Opportunities to gain marketable (employable) skills
• To encourage university Research Agendas towards specific
platform/technologies
… To improve the supply of skilled programmers in and on Symbian OS
… To stimulate the creation and improvement of tools and software for the
development of smartphones and smartphone applications
… To challenge and validate ideas about technologies, platforms, development
methodologies, market evolution, etc
Symbian University Engagement – three facets
www.symbian.com/universities
Challenge areas
A. Device evolution / revolution through 2012-2015
B. Improved development and delivery methodologies
C. Success factors for mobile applications and mobile operating
systems
D. Possible breakthrough applications and markets
E. Possible breakthrough technology improvements
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Device evolution / revolution through 2012-2015
1984 1996 2008 2015…
Converged
PDA Smartphone mobile devices
• Electronic organiser • Phone as the most • All-IP wireless broadband and
• Interactive manipulation important application multiple bearer management
of local data • Smartphone as • Real-time networking
• Battery life “Phone Plus…” • Multimedia (creation,
• Memory constrained • Smartphone as consumption, communication)
• Instant-on “simply great phone” • Graphics and multimedia
• Device start-up hardware acceleration
• Fast task-switching
• Cellular baseband • Broadcasting and positioning
• Graphical screen
(overlapping windows) abstraction • Large fast persistent storage
• RAM persisted • Flash persisted state • Content protection/rights
application state • IP connectivity and management
• PC Connectivity networking • Energy & thermal constraints
• Disruptive new technologies
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