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Articles tagged with: Mobile Data
Thailand's AIS Plans $1.78 Billion Spend on 3G Network
Thai operator, Advanced Info Service (AIS) plans to invest 60 billion baht (US$1.7 billion) over three years on its 3G network - once the 3G licenses are formally awarded. more
Related Tags: 3g, eu, roaming, advanced-info-service, dtac, 3g-license, 900mhz, tot, 3g-licenses, testing, Thailand
Mobile Data Infrastructure Market to See Sharp Decline in 2009
The mobile data infrastructure market is forecast to experience a double digit decline in revenues in 2009 according to a recent study by IMS Research. Mobile WiMAX may be hardest hit as credit markets dry up, jeopardizing many of the smaller pure WiMAX vendors' most important customers. more
Related Tags: 3g, base-station, wimax, mobile-wimax, ims-research, base-stations, ims
Mobile Data & Broadband Access Fuel Growth for Brazilian Telecom Market
Despite challenging economic conditions in 2009, expansion in mobile data services and broadband Internet access will fuel the growth of the Brazilian telecom market, helping it retain the position of the largest telecom market in Latin America, according to the latest report from Pyramid Research. more
Related Tags: wimax, pyramid-research, Brazil
U.S. Mobile Local Search Advertising Revenues to Reach $1.3B in 2013
U.S. mobile advertising revenues (search and display) will grow to US$3.1 billion in 2013, from US$160 million in 2008, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 81.2 percent, according to The Kelsey Group. During the same period, the firm forecasts mobile local search advertising revenues will increase from $20 million to $1.3 billion, a CAGR of 130.5 percent. more
Related Tags: mobile-advertising, USA
Russia's Telecom Sector to Undergo Critical Changes
Significant changes are coming to Russia's telecommunications market, as new government initiatives and shifting demand for services are having a strong impact on revenues and the competitive landscape in one of the world's fastest-growing telecom markets, according to the latest report from Pyramid Research. more
Related Tags: eu, telenor, pyramid-research, Russia
Mobile Data Traffic to Outstrip Revenues 100-Fold by 2015
Simon Beresford-Wylie, chief executive of Nokia Siemens Networks, has outlined how operators can build a sustainable future for mobile broadband despite the company's expectation that mobile data traffic growth will outstrip revenues 100-fold between now and 2015. more
Related Tags: nokia, sim, mobile-broadband, nokia-siemens-networks, siemens, nokia-siemens
Mobile customers predict significant rise in mobile TV and video usage by 2010
Mobile TV vendor, QuickPlay Media has published the results of an independent Market Tools survey focused on mobile TV and video consumption in the UK. On a positive note the research revealed consumers are confident in the uptake of mobile TV and video, with 74 percent of respondents expecting an increase in usage by 2010. The survey indicates an increase in the number of consumers that have viewed mobile TV and video content on 2008's results, rising from 41 to 48 percent. However, there are still a number of barriers preventing wide-scale adoption. Almost half (46%) of the respondents were not aware if their mobile operator offered mobile TV or video services, 50 percent were discouraged by perceived costs and 55 percent of those on monthly price plans were subscribed to voice and text services only, limiting access to mobile TV and video. more
Related Tags: mobile-tv, smartphone, itu, UK
Mobile broadband network CAPEX could reach 1,000 EUR per subscriber
The future of mobile broadband looks promising, but network costs are becoming a threat to the profitability of MNOs at a time of global financial crisis, says consultants, Omnitele. Intelligent technical solutions and tariff adjustments can boost profits, but it is more likely that they remain weak or negative as long as network infrastructure prices are linked to traffic volumes. Meanwhile the revenue per subscriber is mostly flat. more
Related Tags: intel, ict, capex, mobile-broadband, dell
Femtocell - a Revolutionary Residential Gateway for Fixed-Mobile Substitution
Much has been said about femtocells in recent times. Frost & Sullivan senior industry analyst M. Kumaresan believes that femtocells have the potential to revolutionize 3G services by enhancing user experience within an indoor environment, while serving as a major revenue proposition for mobile operators. more
Related Tags: ethernet, 3g, sim, base-station, arpu, voip, ict, itu, driving, personal, femtocell, landline, base-stations, fmc, femtocells
Telekom Austria Selects Radcom's Service Assurance Solution
Radcom says that Telekom Austria has selected its Omni-Q solution to monitor and troubleshoot their national GRX network service. The GRX (GPRS Roaming Exchange) is used to transmit data roaming and interworking traffic between IP networks of GSM mobile operators, allowing their subscribers to use home network mobile data services abroad. more
Related Tags: eu, roaming, telekom-austria, gsm, telekom, Austria