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What are the future functionalities that vendors see as being available in the handset?

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The current cameraphone craze should continue for the next few years as both high-end and entry-level camera phones reach all regions around the world. As 3G becomes the rule for networks, rather than the exception, expect video and digital TV playback, 3D gaming experience, two-way video transmission, voice recognition, video recording, interactive location-based services, and wizard-based search and seek functions to become available.

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