The mobile market in England

28 décembre 2005

Dosmetic Telecommunications Market Assessment 2005

The UK domestic telecommunications market in terms of market revenue was valued at £28.27bn in 2003/2004 and we expect its value to have increased to £29.88bn in the year ending March 2005. Annual market growth is relatively slow in this mature market,...

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26 décembre 2005

Nokia

Is the market for mobile e-mail over-inflated and over-invested? Assuming that there is a technical category known solely as “mobile e-mail,” the answer is yes. The idea of a stand-alone mobile e-mail platform is definitely over-hyped in the press. Further,...

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26 décembre 2005

02 study forecast

Key points emerging from the study are: • The contribution of the industry to the economy is likely to rise from £22.0 billion in 2003, around 2.2% of the UK’s total economic output, to £32.5 billion (2.5% of GDP) by 2008 and to £49.1 billion (3.0% of...

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24 décembre 2005

Vodafone Launches Global 3G Mobile TV

Research conducted by Vodafone clearly demonstrates watching Mobile TV on the move complements television viewing habits at home, indicating likely high consumer demand for this product. The findings include: consumers want well-known TV brands and channels,...

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21 décembre 2005

Evolution to 3G

The Evolution to 3G describes the updating of mobile telecommunications networks around the world to use new 3G technology. This process is taking place over the period 1999 to 2010 . Operators and UMTS networks As of December 2003, the evolution of the...

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15 décembre 2005

O2 Ranks Highest in Customer Satisfaction among Network-Owned Mobile Phone Retailers

Europe UK: O2 and Phones 4u rank highest in satisfying customers with their mobile phone retail experience, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2005 UK Mobile Phone Retailer StudySM released today. The study measures customer satisfaction with...

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15 décembre 2005

Sony Ericsson 3G W900i Exclusively Available from Vodafone

Europe UK : From December 8, 2005, the Sony Ericsson W900i Walkman mobile, will be available to buy exclusively from Vodafone. The handset will be exclusively available from Vodafone throughout December and January. The perfect Christmas gift, the W900i...

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14 décembre 2005

T-Mobile HotSpot now live at Manchester Airport

9th December - Manchester Airports Group has today announced that it has selected T-Mobile as its chosen partner to provide Wi-Fi access throughout its four airports across the UK. T-Mobile is the only UK mobile operator with a wholly-owned Wi-Fi network,...

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9 décembre 2005

Britain leds European mobile innovation

In a report commissioned by UK i-mode alliance O2 the authors assert that the epicentre of innovation in mobile activities has moved from Europe, and the Scandanavian countries, to the UK. (Although it should be noted that one of the selection criteria...

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7 décembre 2005

3 UK Bottoms On Customer Satisfaction Survey

39 million UK adults now own a mobile phone, spending on average US$36.40 per month on their bills. Now that mobile penetration is so high, the future market will be overwhelmingly that of churners rather than subscribers, according to Continental Research's...

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