Final Report on implementation of the MoU regarding Harmonisation of a Charging Capability for Mobile Phones

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1 Final Report on implementation of the MoU regarding Harmonisation of a Charging Capability for Mobile Phones Update to TCAM-EG complementing the oral report at TCAM-EG 02 February 18, 2013 on behalf of MoU Signatories

2 MoU Standards Update ETSI EMC EN V1.1.1 ( ) OJEU publication as R&TTED harmonised standard Dec 29, 2010 OJEU publication as EMCD harmonised standard Feb 24, 2011 Prsumption of conformity until Feb 28, EN V1.3.1 ( ) OJEU publication as R&TTED harmonised standard Oct 23, 2012 OJEU publication as EMCD harmonised standard Oct 23, 2012 Changes compared with V1.1.1: Continuous phenomena performance criteria excludes of ripple voltage Numbering alignment with part 1 CENELEC EN62684 is frozen however revision is needed Alignment with Annex III of the MoU Progress in display technology (Common Mode Noise) Development in USB IF specifications (USB PD)

3 Implementation Status Market situation (2nd Half of 2012): All MoU Signatories shipping into the EU market has launched compliant chargers and met their obligations under the MoU MoU Signatories and other manufacturers continue to increase % of devices with common charger interface in the EU. It is now estimated that ~ 90% of new devices by the end of 2012 have such interface O2 in the UK has launched pilot to ship smartphone w/o charger in the box Penetration of smartphones in the EU market continue to increase covering more than 80% in some of the members states markets While the global mobile phone sale was flat in 2012 smartphones sale grew by nearly 40% Public information about market share attached at end of this report

4 MoU Termination and Future Work MoU terminates by the end of 2012 MoU Signatories concludes that the MoU has resolved the fragmentation issue in the market and that no extension is required Discussion with the EC on future commitment DIGITALEUROPE position on future work on mobile phone chargers Revision and amendment of standards to include future power needs of mobile devices Provide input to international/regional standards as well as global recommendations Revision of the Code of Conduct on Energy Efficiency of External Power Supplies Progress report on standards development and market situation every 6 months

5 Global Market Shares I Worldwide Mobile Phone Sales to End Users by Vendor in 4Q12 (Thousands of ) Company 4Q12 4Q12 Market 4Q11 4Q11 Market Samsung 106, , Nokia 85, , Apple 43, , ZTE 16, , LG Electronics 14, , Huawei Technologies 13, , TCL Communication 11, , Lenovo 8, , Sony Mobile Communications 7, , Motorola 7, , Others 156, , Total 472, , Source: Gartner (February 2013)

6 Global Market Shares II Worldwide Mobile Phone Sales to End Users by Vendor in 2012 (Thousands of ) Company Market Market Samsung 384, , Nokia 333, , Apple 130, , ZTE 67, , LG Electronics 58, , Huawei Technologies 47, , TCL Communication 37, , Research In Motion 34, , Motorola 33, , HTC 32, , Others Total 1,746, ,775, Source: Gartner (February 2013)

7 Global Market Shares III Worldwide Smartphone Sales to End Users by Operating System in 4Q12 (Thousands of ) Operating System 4Q12 4Q12 Market 4Q11 4Q11 Market Android 144, , ios 43, , Research In Motion 7, , Microsoft 6, , Bada 2, , Symbian 2, , Others , Total 207, , Source: Gartner (February 2013)

8 EU Smartphone Market Share Smartphone percentage penetration in Great Britain hit 61% in the latest period, 82% of all mobile phone sales over the past 12 weeks were smartphones (w/e 23rd December 2012) In Great Britain, smartphones made up 70.7% of sales over the 12 weeks (~Q4-11), meaning that 48.9% of the British population now own a smartphone Smartphones now (Q3-11) make up 50% or more of all mobile phone sales in the US, Great Britain, Australia and Germany, with Italy, Spain and France expected to follow suit within the next quarter. Source: Kantar Worldpanel ComTech

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