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[ 2 ] Subcategory: Mobile Devices |
| Mobile Broadband 2010-2015: A Growing Market Requiring Investment and Sustainable Support to Fulfill Burgeoning Demand |
Mobile broadband looks set to overshadow fixed line broadband in terms of popularity. Despite the recession, demand for mobile broadband has remained on an upward curve. Can you afford to stand back and take no action, while others do? It is imperative that action is taken quickly and effectively in order to benefit from this thriving market before it's too late.
Read this exclusive management report for answers to key questions like these:- How has the mobile broadband market developed? How will it develop further in the future?
- What are the market drivers for mobile broadband?
- What barriers exist?
- What are the key technologies?
- What strategies are being implemented by operators?
- How will mobile broadband affect fixed broadband?
- What is the role of bundles with mobile broadband?
- How is Wi-Fi being bundled with mobile broadband and to what effect?
- In which geographical regions will mobile broadband be most successful?
- What does the future hold in terms of technology used and service strategy?
You’ll the answers to these and many other questions in this vital industry report.
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[ 3 ] Subcategory: Mobile Telephony |
| LTE Roadmap 2010-2015 - Towards 4G |
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LTE: The next generation wireless technology in waiting offers medium to long term high margin growth opportunities
The pre-4G technology 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) is one of the most promising stepping stone technologies towards 4th generation mobile networks. Many wireless network operators believe that LTE offers the best value proposition to increase network capacity, improve QoS and significantly enhance data rates while reducing the TCO (total cost of ownership).
The big question that needs to be analyzed by operators before formulating any LTE strategy is whether customers are ready to accept LTE and pay extra dollars for high speed mobile broadband and related services. This report looks into this question in depth, taking into account current upward trends in demand for mobile data and multimedia content, and whether current technologies can sustain future growth in demand for bandwidth and capacity, should those trends persist.
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[ 4 ] Subcategory: Japan |
| Samsung's Bada Platform Strategy |
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Samsung Electronics announced its own mobile platform, bada in November. This white paper provides a brief analysis on the upcoming platform, based on ROA's primary and secondary research, including interviews with professionals in the mobile industry. The assumptions made in this FREE white paper are based on the references and facts available as of November 2009, before Samsung's official announcement related to the developer issues and without any concrete research material available on bada. ROA Korea will provide an in-depth analysis on bada after Samsung will reveal more details on the platform during December. According to the official Samsung's bada webpage, the initial target of bada is touchscreen-based mobile phones. But it is expected that in the near future, the platform will be extended to a wide range of devices (emerging devices).
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[ 5 ] Subcategory: Mobile Devices |
| Mobile Social Networks: Marketing by Location Shows Potential |
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Social networking is one of the fastest-growing activities among mobile users and has become a significant driver of Internet usage on mobile devices.
Yet, as impressive as the growth is, gaining a voice in the conversations taking place across mobile social networks will be challenging for marketers. Use the intelligence found in this report to help meet that challenge.
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[ 6 ] Subcategory: Mobile Devices |
| Wireless Telecommunication Services: Global Industry Guide |
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Datamonitor’s Wireless Telecommunications Services: Global Industry Guide is an essential resource for top-level data and analysis covering the Wireless Telecommunications Services Market. The wireless telecommunications services market is defined here as including cellular (mobile) phones, pagers and any other wireless or cellular telecommunication service. Revenues are based on payments to operators of all of these services for subscriptions and usage. Market volumes represent total numbers of subscribers. Market shares in this report are in terms of subscriber volumes.
The report includes detailed data on market size and segmentation, textual analysis of the key trends and competitive landscape, and profiles of the leading companies. It also includes full five-year market forecasts. It further examines future problems, innovations and potential growth areas within the market. This incisive report provides expert analysis on a global, regional and country basis.
This report is part of the Global Industry Guide series from Datamonitor.
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[ 7 ] Subcategory: Korea |
| Analysis on KT Show App Store |
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South Korea's No. 2 mobile operator, KT is to officially launch its SHOW App Store in November and is expected to push for a more attractive alternative for developers and end-users in order to compete in the local market with its rival SK Telecom that launched its application store called T Store on September 8. This FREE ROA Group white paper analyzes the upcoming KT SHOW App Store and forecasts its possible success in the Korean market.
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[ 8 ] Subcategory: Internet |
| The Future of Native Apps and Web Apps: Examining Google's Chrome OS Strategy |
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This FREE ROA Group white paper briefly examines the future of native apps and web apps in the context of Google's recent announcement that the browser is the future of mobile applications as it provides better opportunities than systems created in the form of application stores. Since the Mobile Beat 2009 conference held in July, the issue has been debated on many related online news sites and blogs, and these have been used as a reference for providing ROA's view on the issue.
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[ 9 ] Subcategory: Mobile Devices |
| User Interfaces 2009-2014: Enabling a Compelling User Experience for the iPhone & Web 2.0 Era |
Within a short timeframe, the iPhone series of devices has helped fuel adoption of mobile applications and web access in North America and Europe unlike any device before. In the seven years prior to the launch, the paucity of user-friendly mobile web-focused devices proved a major obstacle to optimal growth in users and traffic.
Based on analysis of the position of key participants across the value chain, including operators, media agencies, software application providers, access providers, marketing specialists and trade association representatives, this extensive report analyzes the market drivers and barriers affecting user interfaces, devices and applications.
Questions answered in this report include:- How will the market for input devices develop? Which UI (user interface) technology will dominate the market by 2011? Which new innovative solutions should be looked out for?
- How will display technologies improve and what revenues will be seen by 2014?
- What is the business case for an intuitive UI and to what extent can it increase data ARPU?
- Which services will gain most from an intuitive UI?
- What are vendors’ strategies with regards to proprietary OS in low end/mid range handsets?
- What are the benefits of a customized and customizable UI?
- How can Off-line Portals enhance the user experience in combination with the UI?
- How will the market for client server applications on mobile devices develop by 2011?
- What market share will the Series 60 and Series x0 UIs command by 2011?
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[ 10 ] Subcategory: Mobile Devices |
| Mobile Advertising and Marketing: Change Is in the Air |
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Mobile has long represented little more than a rounding error in most advertising and marketing budgets, despite the burgeoning number of mobile users and their increasingly sophisticated devices and usage patterns.
As with online advertising, dollars flowing to mobile will continue to lag behind consumer usage of the channel. And compared with online ad spending, mobile looks minuscule: eMarketer estimates that mobile ad spending, including messaging-based formats, will reach $416 million in 2009, compared with the nearly $24 billion that will be spent overall for online advertising.
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