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This strategic insight provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving US mobile device trade-in and protection market, with a focus on critical trends in reverse logistics and the underlying economics of trade-in programs. As the market matures, trade-in initiatives are increasingly recognized not only for driving customer acquisition and return...

18 Jun 2025  |  North America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the US Tier I Mobile Device and Data Industry

Fixed Wireless Access, Wearables, and Smartphones are Compelling Growth Opportunities for Tier I Operators

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The US mobile communications industry continues to grow at a steady pace. The number of mobile connections has crossed 500 million, which means there are more cellular connections than people in the United States. Despite high penetration rates, the number of connections has continued to increase. Wireless high-speed broadband services, development...

The US mobile device and data industry continues to grow at a steady pace. Wireless high-speed broadband services, developments in the cellular machine-to-machine and Internet of Things (IoT) sectors, and the resurgence of unlimited mobile plans are the top growth drivers. New network technologies, device form factors, and computing paradigms conti...

High-speed broadband services, continued penetration of advanced mobile devices that encourage developments in the cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) markets, and the resurgence of unlimited mobile plans are the top drivers of the North American mobile communications market. This tracker presents the metrics for Tier I m...

There have been minimal changes in US payment infrastructure since the rollout of automated clearing house (ACH) in the 1960s and 1970s. For decades, the banks and financial institutions (FIs) in the United States have avoided “fixing what is not broken”, and the financial services industry has been lagging in digital transformation compared to ot...

The continued penetration of high-speed broadband services in advanced mobile devices, developments in the cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) markets, and the resurgence of unlimited mobile plans are the top drivers of the North American mobile communications market. This tracker presents metrics for leading mobile opera...

BYOD refers to the practice of allowing employees to use personally-owned mobile devices for accessing enterprise IT resources and data. The proliferation of BYOD points to a future in which enterprise information technology (IT) departments will have to manage a mix of corporate-owned and employee-owned mobile devices. This Frost & Sullivan insigh...

The US mobile communications industry continues to grow at a steady pace. The number of mobile connections has crossed 500 million, which means there are more cellular connections than people in the United States. Despite high penetration rates, the number of connections has continued to increase. Wireless high-speed broadband services, development...

The continued penetration of high-speed broadband services in advanced mobile devices, developments in the cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) markets, and the resurgence of unlimited mobile plans are the top drivers of the North American mobile communications market. This tracker presents the metrics for leading mobile o...