Abstract
Devices can make or break mobile broadband and related services. Operators
price their services and build applications based on available devices.
Devices attract users to new services. Having the right device can make a
service a success, such as the iPhone, while the wrong device can kill a
service, such as those available to the now defunct Cellular Digital Packet
Data.
Cellular operators are looking at dual-mode phones and femtos, which are
devices that could change how services are offered. For WiMAX, just getting
working devices on the market is needed to get the technology going. Wi-Fi is
popping up all over the place, and this has forced Business IT to deal with
all sorts of new issues.
This report includes:
- Data on mobile devices across 3G, WiMAX, and Wi-Fi
- The ways in which devices have impacted the growth of WiBro in South Korea
- The three categories of WiMAX devices and how those different categories
will employ different services
- The ways in which business IT has been impacted by the increasing number
of mobile data devices- especially Wi-Fi
- Coverage on topics like: femtocells, dual-mode handsets, Wi-Fi/cellular,
UMA, WiMAX, WiBro, Wi-Fi access points, Wi-Fi consumer electronics.
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