Add support for other phones and the ability to migrate between them. The more major devices you support, the wider your net. The ability to sync/migrate blackberry to whatever phone I get next (and back if it doesn't work out) in a common interface would be your main USP.
Other stuff - small scale library management for media. Let me drag and drop music, ebooks etc. onto my phone window and have them sync over into the right folder regardless of which phone model I'm using.
That consistency is something that the vendors can't do. That's your second USP.
The first one is good for new customers, the second is good for retention/upgrades.
Just my 2c worth, you've probably got a better idea of the market than I have.
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Add support for other phones and the ability to migrate between them. The more major devices you support, the wider your net. The ability to sync/migrate blackberry to whatever phone I get next (and back if it doesn't work out) in a common interface would be your main USP.
Other stuff - small scale library management for media. Let me drag and drop music, ebooks etc. onto my phone window and have them sync over into the right folder regardless of which phone model I'm using.
That consistency is something that the vendors can't do. That's your second USP.
The first one is good for new customers, the second is good for retention/upgrades.
Just my 2c worth, you've probably got a better idea of the market than I have.
Agreed. Many people juggle with multiple devices: personal iPhone + work Blackberry. A "hub" would be useful.