According to one researcher, phone users are willing to pay for enhancements such as photo-editing capabilities, comparison shopping, and social networking services. Parks Associates claims that fact means that US consumers alone will spend more than $500 million per year by 2013 on imaging applications on their mobile phones.

From the article, "'Snapping the tag': will cameras be driving mobile commerce by 2013?" by Ian Scales

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