The European mobile elite in 2012
17 Oct 2012 | by CNBC
Fifty percent of European business executives claim to have an iPad in the home in 2012, up from 19% in 2011, according to CNBC's Mobile Elite 2012 survey.
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As the penetration of mobile devices reaches critical mass in most markets, iProspect provides a snapshot of the mobile landscape and discusses how brands can harness its growth.
Fifty percent of European business executives claim to have an iPad in the home in 2012, up from 19% in 2011, according to CNBC's Mobile Elite 2012 survey.
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