“Although financial data being stolen is people’s biggest single online security and privacy concern, nearly one in 10 people rank personal information being used by brands for advertising as their top concern, and a similar proportion cite government tracking of their activity. The fact that some people are choosing these first over issues like threats to their financial data or passwords is a powerful indication of how strongly some ...
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Executive Summary
Consumer
Consumer
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Data Overview – Consumer Technology Products
Mobile Phones and Smartwatches – Headline Data
Mobile Phones and Smartwatches – Market Commentary
Computing and Gaming – Headline Data
Computing and Gaming – Market Commentary
In-home Entertainment – Headline Data
In-home Entertainment – Market Commentary
Online Activities – Headline Data
Online Activities – Market Commentary
Special Focus: Online Security and Privacy – Headline Data
Special Focus: Online Security and Privacy – Market Commentary
Data
Data
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9th April 2018
“The market for wearable technology has grown sufficiently to attract the attention of several major designer fashion labels and high-end watch manufacturers. An increasing range of luxury devices are on offer, although the risk of rapid technological upgrade and ultimate obsolescence limits these items as a store of value”. 
13th October 2017
“The smartphone market is approaching saturation and the leading manufacturers must find increasingly appealing ways to add value and entice early upgrades. The trend towards full-screen displays will make differentiation in design more difficult, with the emphasis shifting to battery life and engaging use of AI”.
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Encouraging upgrades looks increasingly challenging
