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2010 Mobile Base Station Contracts Increase 33% to 401 - 0 views

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Mobile Base Station Contracts Increase 33%
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Asia Pacific continued to be the largest region for contract
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41.8% with India a
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despite these gains, both OEMs have continued to be locked out of the lucrative Tier 1 LTE market in the United States with Alcatel-Lucent and Ericsson winning the Sprint Nextel tende
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1 Region for 2010: Asia Pacific (167 contracts) #1 Country for 2010: India (37 contracts) #1 OEM for 2010: ZTE (159 contracts) #1 Mobile Operator for 2010: China Mobile (16 contracts)
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Chinese OEMs were 78.9% in 2010.
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wireless industry for 2010 reached 401,
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In-Stat - LTE & Cellular Infrastructure Catalog - 0 views

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LTE Infrastructure Rankings, by Vendor, by Mobile Operator or Service Provider, 2009-2015
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Cellular Contracts, Deployments, and Subscriptions
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cellular wireless technologies being deployed
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data by bandwidth, technology
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data on contract awards for upcoming networks and new network deployments
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targeted views by country, service provider, and infrastructure vendor
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Five-year subscriptions forecasts by wireless technology
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Contract awards and deployments by wireless technology
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$3,495 U.S. Dollars
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LTE RAN infrastructure CAPEX for macro base stations, re-purposed base stations, IP Packet Backhaul, and the Evolved Packet Core
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Identify which cellular infrastructure vendor has won,
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which operators are likely to deploy commercial LTE services first.
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Infrastructure vendors covered include: Ericsson, Huawei, Nokia Siemens, Alcatel-Lucent, ZTE, Samsung, NEC, Cisco, Juniper, and Tellabs.
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Macro Base Station Deployments by Technology and 23 Countries, 2010–2014
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Projet de loi de finances pour 2011 : Sécurité civile - 0 views

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ANTARES PPDR

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Cost of French Antares network contracts

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EADS Defence & Security signe un nouveau contrat concernant le réseau RUBIS d... - 0 views

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RUBIS PPDR

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Gendarmerie Nationale contract to modernise RUBIS network

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FT.com / Telecoms - Nokia Siemens wins $7bn Harbinger deal - 0 views

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SN, which is jointly owned by Finland’s Nokia and Germany’s Siemens, announced that it would strengthen its position in the US by buying most of Motorola’s network infrastructure unit for $1.2bn.Harbinger’s $7bn contract award to NSN underlines the h
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business model is based on securing wholesale rather than retail customers
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40,000 base stations that will cover 92 per cent of the US population by 2015.
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Nokia Siemens Networks to build a high-speed mobile phone network in the US.
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nfrastructure will combine an orthodox mobile network with a satellite-based phone and data service
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design, build and maintain the new network.

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Wireless Intelligence - Analysis - Smartphone users spending more 'face time' on apps t... - 0 views

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study uses the concept of 'face time'
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long users actively engage
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295 minutes per month on gaming.
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most smartphone face time related to apps and features already present on the device platform (voice, messaging, browsing etc
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Add-on apps accounted for 20 percent of face time minutes,
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iPhone users generated the most data traffic, consuming 422MB per user per month - over 200 percent more than Android users (133MB
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f (45 percent) of smartphone users play games on a monthly basis but th
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82 percent of new contract subscribers in the last quarter (Q4 2010)
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75 percent of its contract net additions were smartphone buyers in the same quarter; t
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no contracts or monthly commitments for using Amazon CloudFront - you pay o

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Digital Scotland 2020: Achieving World-Class digital infrastructure: a final report to ... - 0 views

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Rural-Broadband UK infrastructure

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"4.4 Rural coverage and take-Up With a population density almost an order of magnitude greater than Scotland's, South Korea does not provide many lessons in rural coverage. However, Australia does. Its overall density is 1/20th Scotland's with vast tracks of land populated by less than one person per ten square kilometers and in some cases per hundred square kilometers. As a result Australia has not been able to escape the urban-rural digital divide, which, as already noted, is embodied in its two-track fast broadband deployment strategy. A large 93% of the population will have access to 100 Mbps service, according to the NBN plan, while the remaining 7%--in rural and remote areas-is being promised up to 12 Mbps only.[6]NBN simply assumes that rural and remote areas do not justify FTTH and that they will be served by fixed wireless and satellite technologies. On the mobile side, on the other hand, Australia has relied on competition between its mobile operators (reduced to three after a consolidation) to extend service beyond urban areas. This has generally produced limited results. Subsidies for better coverage have been applied at the state level, however, with Western Australia being an instructive example. Specifically, the Western Australia government conducted a reverse auction tender to improve mobile coverage in selected areas, which resulted in Telstra, the main incumbent operator, securing A$39.2 million in government aid (on top of committing A$106 million of its own funds) for this purpose. Like Australia, Sweden has large unpopulated areas to serve, yet cannot rely on new-generation satellites, which do not reach these areas. Initially Sweden relied on HSPA mobile coverage but it has recently added a national coverage requirement in the context of its 4G (LTE) spectrum auction. Specifically, the Swedish regulator identified rural homes and businesses that need to be covered, requiring 75% of the indicated homes and businesses to be covered by Decemb

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"4.4 Rural coverage and take-Up With a population density almost an order of magnitude greater than Scotland's, South Korea does not provide many lessons in rural coverage. However, Australia does. Its overall density is 1/20th Scotland's with vast tracks of land populated by less than one person per ten square kilometers and in some cases per hundred square kilometers. As a result Australia has not been able to escape the urban-rural digital divide, which, as already noted, is embodied in its two-track fast broadband deployment strategy. A large 93% of the population will have access to 100 Mbps service, according to the NBN plan, while the remaining 7%--in rural and remote areas-is being promised up to 12 Mbps only.[6]NBN simply assumes that rural and remote areas do not justify FTTH and that they will be served by fixed wireless and satellite technologies. On the mobile side, on the other hand, Australia has relied on competition between its mobile operators (reduced to three after a consolidation) to extend service beyond urban areas. This has generally produced limited results. Subsidies for better coverage have been applied at the state level, however, with Western Australia being an instructive example. Specifically, the Western Australia government conducted a reverse auction tender to improve mobile coverage in selected areas, which resulted in Telstra, the main incumbent operator, securing A$39.2 million in government aid (on top of committing A$106 million of its own funds) for this purpose. Like Australia, Sweden has large unpopulated areas to serve, yet cannot rely on new-generation satellites, which do not reach these areas. Initially Sweden relied on HSPA mobile coverage but it has recently added a national coverage requirement in the context of its 4G (LTE) spectrum auction. Specifically, the Swedish regulator identified rural homes and businesses that need to be covered, requiring 75% of the indicated homes and businesses to be covered by Decemb</div>

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SFR Business Team remporte l'appel d'offres pour la fourniture de services de... - 0 views

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iPhone App Sales, Exposed - 0 views

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, let’s take a look at specific applications. I encourage examining the apps themselves to understand what exactly went into them. The production values, complexity, niche, and pricing determine why they produced either excellent or p
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he average total number of units sold was 101,024 copies within an average period of 261 days. The average number of units sold per day was 387. The average price was $5.49, although the data skews due to the $49.99 outlier. In most cases, the price point was $0.99. The average number of updates released was 3.89, with the average total development cost amounting to $6,453. Several developers omitted development costs and most did not include their personal time in these figures. It is safe to assume the cost would be at least five or ten times more when using a contracted team. But on average here, iPhone developers are seeing a return of more than 15 times their initial, albeit small, development costs.
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However, when the top 10% of the most successful apps are removed from the data set, the numbers skew much lower, giving a far better impression of what the iPhone industry looks like for most developers. In this scenario, the average sales were 11,625 total units, averaging 44 copies/day. Approximately 23% of apps sold less than 1000 units from launch (ranging from 12 to 370 days in the App Store). Further, 56% of apps sold less than or equal to 10,000 units, while 90% sold less than 100,000 units, with the remaining 10% achieving sales of 127,000 – 3,000,000 units.
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BlackBerry no.1 in UK smartphone market 2010 - Pocket-lint - 0 views

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Blackberry RIM mobile smartphone data 2010

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RIM's BlackBerry handsets were the best selling smartphones in the UK for 2010
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n December 2010, BlackBerry's market share went to a record high of 36 per cent, with a 51.1 per cent share for pre-pay deals and 23.3 per cent for contract free phones
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It had sold over 129 million BlackBerry smartphones worldwide
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BlackBerry Messenger experienced a 500 per cent increase in usage last year
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BlackBerry is the no.1 smartphone for Twitter with 6 Million downloads to date
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BlackBerry App World now has over 16,000 applications
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60 per cent growth since Q2 2010
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There are more than 55 million BlackBerry subscribers
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Huawei, ZTE and Ericsson to Dominate Telecom Infrastructure Equipment Market - or not? ... - 0 views

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