This document provides the analysis for InfoTrends' 2007 Camera Phone End-User Study. In conducting this study, InfoTrends surveyed 1,958 pre-qualified internet users aged 13 and older in January 2007. This report includes analysis on Internet users' camera phone ownership, usage, and applications. It also investigates the changes that have taken place among camera phone users since our 2005 study.

• Executive Summary

• Introduction

• Methodology
  Sources of Skew
  Banner Point Definitions

• Mobile Phone Ownership
  Primary Cell Phone
  Purchase Price
  Replacement Cycle
  Purchase Influencers

• Demographic Comparison: Camera Phone Owners vs. Non-Owners
  Age
  Income
  Type of Photographer
  Technology Ownership and Usage
  Approach to New Technologies
  Technology Ownership
  Internet Access
  Camera Phone Ownership

• Camera Phone Ownership and Usage
  Length of Ownership
  Frequency of Purchase
  Motivation for Purchase
  Brand of Handset
  Wireless Carrier
  Personal and Business Use of Camera Phones
  Purchasing Location
  Wireless Carrier Fees for Photo and Video Sharing
  Photographic and Connectivity Technology
  Most Used Feature on Camera Phones

• Photographic Behaviors
  Type of Camera Owned
  Camera Phone Photographic Behaviors
  Taking Camera Phone Photos
  Sharing Camera Phone Photos
  Saving Camera Phone Photos
  Viewing and Transferring Camera Phone Photos
  Printing Camera Phone Photos
  Video Clips
  Camera Phone Satisfaction
  Impact of Camera Phones on Digital Camera Usage
  Plans for Purchasing a New Digital Camera
  Impact of Camera Phones on Decision to Purchase Digital Camera

• Non-Owners
  Purchasing Consideration
  Reasons for Not Purchasing a Camera Phone
  Future Purchasing Plans
  Potential Usage Behavior

• Future Camera Phone Requirements and Usage

• Use of Online Photo Services

• Conclusion