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Europe Leads Mobile Managed Services Market
When it comes to managed services for mobile operators, Europe leads the world’s most active regions this year. ABI Research forecasts indicate that the European managed mobile services market will total nearly $9 billion in 2009. The Asia-Pacific366,000 picocells deployed by 2013, says research
While picocells - the 'big brothers' of femtocells - have not enjoyed rapid or massive adoption so far, ABI Research has estimated that, in 2013, there will have been cumulative deployments of about 366,000 picocell devices worldwide. WhileGPS-enabled handsets expected to bypass the economic downturn, claims research
Shipments of GPS-enabled mobile phones will hit a speed-bump in 2009, but will still manage to post year-to-year unit growth through the current economic downturn, according to a new market study by ABI Research. While global handset shipmentsNo slowing of mobile messaging services growth in tough economic times, says report
With the global economy showing more and more signs of slowing down, mobile messaging growth will continue, according to a recent report from ABI Research, which says that mobile messaging services revenues will grow from $151 billion in103 million consumer fixed-mobile convergence access points in service by 2013, claims research
According to a new report from ABI Research, the fixed-mobile convergence market is on the move. UMA-based Wi-Fi dual-mode solutions are said to have seen some significant penetration in both Europe and North America, due largely to successfulABI predicts IP Multimedia Subsystems’ $300 billion opportunity
IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is expected to provide mobile telephone operators with a forecasted $300 billion in extra revenue over the next five years, according to a new study from ABI Research. Major operators such as Sprint, VerizonSIP services will generate $150 billion in annual revenue by 2012, claims ABI Research
IP Networks deployed by fixed and mobile operators will lead to mainstream Voice over IP and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) services, driven by the increasing popularity of "smart" devices such as PDAs and smartphones, according to a new





