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Digital Imaging Service Relaunched

Digital imaging specialist Lyra Research has announced a relaunched online advisory service, now called Consumer Imaging Intelligence (CII), providing competitive research tools for clients in the digital camera, camera phone, photo-printing and online photo-service industries. More

Wireless Research Round-up

New research from the Yankee Group predicts increasing convergence between mobile phones and consumer electronic devices. As mobile products become ever more sophisticated, a plethora of reports from other research firms also analyse new developments in the high-tech mobile and wireless markets. More

Digital Technology Market Digest

Digital technology is everywhere - three sets of surveys results released this week illustrate the growth of networked entertainment and storage devices and of color laser MFPs in the US. However, it can sometimes get ahead of consumers, as shown by a survey of UK digital TV subscribers. More

Lyra Strengthens European Team

Digital imaging specialist Lyra Research has appointed Peter Mayhew as Senior European Analyst. He joins from the UK's Ilford Imaging, where he was worldwide head of commercial marketing for digital. The agency has also announced two other recent appointments. More

Europe Leads Digital Camera Boom

Digital still camera shipments surpassed 63m units worldwide in 2004, up more than 35% on 2003, and should pass 100 million units in 2008, according to the annual report and forecast from US-based Lyra Research. In 2004, Europe overtook the US for the first time as the largest market in terms of unit shipments, with Japan still third. More

Consumer Thumbs Down for Cellphone TV

Television-enabled cell phones are on the horizon, but at the moment there is not strong consumer interest in the new technology, according to a study conducted by imaging specialist Lyra Research's DTV View group. More

Growth of Home Photo Printing

Worldwide revenue from at-home printing of photos captured by digital camera will grow from $7.1 billion in 2003 to $9.9 billion in 2008, a compound annual growth rate of 9%, according to a new report from imaging industry specialists Lyra Research. More

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