21 Quotes by Ben Wood

Sony Ericsson's W800 Walkman phone and the K750 are seeing healthy demand in distribution and retail. They are in short supply at retail.

The model caters to the replacement market where fashion is as much a factor in purchasing decision as function, but it remains to be seen whether European users will adopt it with the vigor that Korean consumers have embraced it.

You're definitely looking at single digit margins, but Motorola will use the ultra low tier to attract consumers to its brand and eventually sell up more expensive models.

This is the first year-on-year decline after years of phenomenal growth.

This certainly ups the ante in the battle between Apple and the phone makers for mobile music.

For a guy like me that's just extraordinary. This is like - I don't want to say it - but it's at architect's dream.

Nokia's main priority must now be to stabilise its market share by Q3 and hope that it can reverse the current decline in Q4,

Nokia definitely has to place some bets, and the 770 is one of them.

If you look at the hype-ometer, music is definitely the hottest. But no one has quite got the right model for the business yet.