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Listing of all 134 news releases from Strategy Analytics:

RF components market in decline?

Report attributes the slow decline in profits to maturing wireless markets, increasing component complexity and more rapid commoditisation at the low end.

News from Strategy Analytics (31 March 2008)

Vehicle OEMs to adopt new protocols

Automotive electronics report predicts strong demand for new automotive network protocols.

News from Strategy Analytics (16 November 2007)

Audio update spurs automotive Bluetooth adoption

Report predicts that the Bluetooth Advanced Audio Distribution Profile will account for 94% of in-vehicle communications system shipments by 2013.

News from Strategy Analytics (10 August 2007)

Wireless demand keeps GaAs fabs flat out

Demand for SI GaAs bulk substrates increased by 29% year-on-year in 2006.

News from Strategy Analytics (25 July 2007)

Slow progress predicted for solid-state lighting

Report predicts that although solid-state lighting will grow by 21% between 2006 and 2011, progress will be slow in mainstream markets.

News from Strategy Analytics (16 July 2007)

Blu-ray and HD-DVD drive diode growth

Report projects dramatic 103% market growth for GaN-based laser diodes through 2011.

News from Strategy Analytics (12 July 2007)

Handset makers to raise image quality

Study concludes that the installed base of camera phones will exceed one billion in 2007.

News from Strategy Analytics (25 June 2007)

HD and DVRs to spur set-top sales

Report predicts that more than 3 million HD-enabled IPTV set-top boxes will be sold in Europe alone this year as operators make the switch to H.264 technology.

News from Strategy Analytics ( 7 June 2007)

Freescale, Infineon and STM lead in automotive ICs

Study reveals that IC vendor income from the automotive electronics sector rose by US $1.12 billion in 2006 compared with 2005.

News from Strategy Analytics (30 May 2007)

Wireless comms wait for new battery technology

Report predicts slow worldwide battery market demand, growing at an average of 4.7% per year until 2010.

News from Strategy Analytics (17 May 2007)

Flash to dominate handset LED applications

Report predicts that LED flash revenues will grow at a CAAGR of 23% through 2011 even though overall LED revenues from cellular handsets will decline.

News from Strategy Analytics (14 May 2007)

Power amplifier market accelerates

Report notes that the top two suppliers of power amplifiers for cellular terminals increased their combined share of the market to an estimated 71% in 2006.

News from Strategy Analytics (10 May 2007)

Wireless applications continue growth for GaAs

Five year forecast predicts that the GaAs market will enjoy a CAAGR of 12%, growing from US $3 billion in 2006 to over $5 billion by 2011.

News from Strategy Analytics ( 4 May 2007)

Auto makers to use more sensors

Study predicts that the market for automotive sensors will reach US $11.2 billion in 2007, a year-on year growth of 10.7%.

News from Strategy Analytics ( 2 May 2007)

Mobile TV delay clouds handset strategies

Report predicts that regulatory delays will hamper European DVB-H adoption for the next two to three years.

News from Strategy Analytics (30 April 2007)

European HD TV and video sales set to soar

Research predicts that European sales of high definition TV and video devices will surge by 158% this year, reaching 28.1 million units.

News from Strategy Analytics (23 April 2007)

Handset specifications available online

Database details the specifications of over 4500 cellular handsets from around the world.

News from Strategy Analytics (23 April 2007)

European auto market offers extra opportunity

Report predicts that premium car buyers will purchase more than Eur 1 billion in option packages within the next few years.

News from Strategy Analytics (13 April 2007)

Cameras lead driver assistance applications

Report reveals a low penetration rate for advanced driver assistance systems in light vehicle production - except for camera and parking assistance systems.