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1. | AN OVERVIEW & ANALYSIS 2007 – THE ROLE OF WIRELESS BROADBAND |
1.1 | Introduction |
1.2 | From WiMAX and 3G to 4G mobile |
1.2.1 | Service evolution |
1.2.2 | How to move forward? |
1.2.3 | What went wrong with mobile data? |
1.2.4 | Demand is there, supply is failing |
1.3 | Overview of market developments |
1.3.1 | Mobile data ARPU on the rise – 2006 |
1.4 | Analysis - moving into 2007 |
1.4.1 | The end of the mobile handset, or not |
1.4.2 | Cellular-based mobile data developments |
1.4.3 | Mobile – wireless integration |
1.4.4 | EVDO: successful for business mobile data |
1.4.5 | Wireless broadband next year or perhaps the year after, or…. |
1.4.6 | Content providers giving up hope |
1.4.7 | The end of the line for large-scale mobile data |
1.4.8 | How to proceed from here |
2. | MOBILE DATA INFRASTRUCTURE (2G, 3G, 4G) |
2.1 | GPRS, EDGE, HSCSD |
2.1.1 | Introduction |
2.1.2 | General Packet Radio Services (GPRS) |
2.1.3 | High-Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD) |
2.1.4 | EDGE |
2.1.5 | i-mode |
2.2 | HSDPA & IMS |
2.2.1 | Unique features of mobile data |
2.2.2 | High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) |
2.2.3 | HSDPA statistics |
2.2.4 | Analysis - will HSDPA dethrone WiMAX? |
2.2.5 | IP Multimedia System (IMS) |
2.2.6 | IMS statistics |
2.3 | Infrastructure developments |
2.3.1 | Infrastructure options |
2.3.2 | Bypassing the fixed network bottleneck |
2.3.3 | The concept of Wireless Local Loop (WLL) |
2.3.4 | Applications |
2.3.5 | Mobile-based infrastructure |
2.3.6 | Fixed wireless broadband infrastructure (1st generation) |
2.3.7 | Digital TV (DTV) |
2.3.8 | Spread spectrum infrastructure |
2.3.9 | Room for free wireless broadband |
3. | SHORT MESSAGE SERVICE (SMS) |
3.1 | Introduction |
3.1.1 | A market grown by default |
3.1.2 | Skyrocketing growth driven by low access to mobiles |
3.1.3 | SMS in the USA |
3.1.4 | Instant Messaging (IM) |
3.1.5 | Premium SMS |
3.2 | SMS and IM statistics and forecasts |
3.2.1 | IM statistics 2006 |
3.2.2 | SMS statistics 2006 |
3.2.3 | IM statistics 2005 |
3.2.4 | SMS statistics 2005 |
3.2.5 | IM statistics 2004 |
3.2.6 | SMS statistics 2003 - 2004 |
3.3 | SMS market analysis |
3.3.1 | Will SMS grow beyond its current niche market? |
3.4 | SMS trends and developments |
3.4.1 | SMS translation services |
3.4.2 | SMS pornography |
3.4.3 | Permission-based SMS |
3.5 | IMS market |
3.5.1 | Collaboration on improving systems |
3.6 | Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) |
3.6.1 | Store-and-forward messaging services |
3.6.2 | Key benefits |
3.6.3 | Early providers |
3.6.4 | Analysis |
4. | MULTIMEDIA MESSAGING SERVICE (MMS) |
4.1 | Introduction |
4.2 | Analysis of MMS and other video-based mobile developments |
4.2.1 | The future is indeed video communications |
4.2.2 | International overview |
4.2.3 | Mobile video has been over-hyped |
4.2.4 | Financial and technical limitations |
4.2.5 | Key market 13-19 year olds |
4.2.6 | Market size |
4.2.7 | Competing technologies |
4.2.8 | Regulation-driven competition |
4.2.9 | Checking market realities |
4.2.10 | Who takes the lead? |
4.3 | Don’t write MMS off yet – another perspective |
4.4 | MMS statistics |
4.4.1 | 2006 statistics and forecasts |
4.4.2 | 2005 statistics and forecasts |
4.4.3 | 2004 statistics and forecasts |
4.5 | MMS pricing statistics |
4.6 | MMS for criminal surveillance |
4.7 | MMS industry consortia |
5. | MOBILE TV |
5.1 | Mobile TV standard |
5.2 | Mobile TV phase 2 |
5.3 | The mobile TV fallacy - analysis |
5.4 | Mobile TV and WiMAX could be a good match |
5.5 | The broadcaster and the mobile operator |
5.6 | Regional overview – mobile TV developments |
5.6.1 | North America |
5.6.2 | Latin America |
5.6.3 | Europe |
5.6.4 | Middle East |
5.6.5 | Africa |
5.6.6 | Asia |
5.7 | Mobile TV statistics and forecasts |
6. | M-COMMERCE |
6.1 | Introduction |
6.2 | Micropayments |
6.2.1 | Payments by mobile phone |
6.3 | M-commerce trends and developments |
6.3.1 | Global NFC standard |
6.3.2 | Mororola enters market |
6.3.3 | PayPal offers mobile services |
6.3.4 | Online games and micropayments |
6.3.5 | Mobile cash payments |
6.3.6 | Payments by cards |
6.3.7 | Collapse of SimPay |
6.3.8 | URL billing |
6.3.9 | World’s first mobile-commerce system |
6.4 | M-commerce analysis |
6.4.1 | High costs hold sector back |
6.4.2 | New business models required |
6.4.3 | M-commerce on specialised devices |
6.4.4 | No large residential market soon |
6.4.5 | Good prospects for business market |
6.4.6 | Smart phones and m-commerce |
6.5 | M-commerce and micropayment statistics and forecasts |
6.5.1 | 2006 statistics and forecasts |
6.5.2 | 2005 statistics and forecasts |
6.5.3 | 2004 statistics and forecasts |
6.6 | Industry consortia |
6.6.1 | Mobile Payment Forum |
6.6.2 | Mobey Forum |
6.6.3 | Mobile Electronic Transaction (MeT) |
6.6.4 | PayCircle (2001 – 2005) |
7. | TRIPLE PLAY |
7.1 | Developments in mobile |
7.2 | 2G multimedia services failed to take-off |
7.3 | Multimedia essential element in triple play bundle |
7.4 | Emerging technologies |
7.4.1 | HSDPA – platform for triple play |
7.4.2 | IP Multimedia Systems (IMS) |
7.5 | Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) |
7.6 | Mobile broadcast |
7.6.1 | Mobile Broadcast Multicast Services (MBMS) |
7.6.2 | Qualcomm’s MediaFLO network |
7.7 | What about 4G? |
7.8 | Conclusion |
8. | MOBILE CONTENT |
8.1 | industry and market analyses |
8.1.1 | A market still kept hostage |
8.1.2 | New marketing and distribution models |
8.1.3 | Mobile Digital Rights Management (MDRM) |
8.2 | Statistics and services |
8.2.1 | Mobile content statistics, trends and forecasts |
8.2.2 | Mobile adult content |
8.2.3 | Mobile email |
8.2.4 | Mobile gambling |
8.2.5 | Mobile games |
8.2.6 | Mobile Internet |
8.2.7 | Mobile music and ringtones |
8.2.8 | Mobile User Generated Content (UGC) |
8.2.9 | Mobile TV and video |
8.2.10 | Mobile sports |
8.2.11 | Mobile marketing |
8.2.12 | Mobile and permission-based marketing - analysis |
9. | TELEMETRY |
9.1 | Introduction |
9.2 | Remote monitoring |
9.2.1 | AMR using ZigBee |
9.2.2 | ZIGBEE for lighting control |
9.3 | Telemetry in healthcare |
9.4 | Near Field Communication (NFC) |
9.5 | Remote sensing satellites |
9.6 | Conclusion - analysis |
10. | AUTOMATIC DATA CAPTURE, RFID |
10.1 | Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) |
10.1.1 | Overview |
10.1.2 | RFID tags |
10.1.3 | Fragmented standards |
10.1.4 | Spectrum allocation |
10.2 | North America – a growing RFID market |
10.2.1 | Examples of RFID use |
10.3 | RFID statistics and forecasts |
10.3.1 | 2006 statistics |
10.3.2 | 2005 statistics |
10.3.3 | 2004 statistics |
10.4 | Concerns about privacy |
10.5 | Concerns about security |
10.6 | Other ADC technologies |
10.6.1 | Bar codes |
10.6.2 | Magnetic stripe systems |
10.6.3 | Smartcards |
10.6.4 | Mark sense and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) |
10.6.5 | Vision systems |
10.6.6 | Voice recognition |
10.6.7 | Magnetic ink character recognition |
11. | SATELLITE – NAVIGATION, GPS, LOCATION-BASED SERVICES |
11.1 | Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) |
11.1.1 | Products of the cold war |
11.1.2 | History (pre-GPS) |
11.1.3 | Geographic information services |
11.1.4 | Euteltracs |
11.1.5 | Galileo |
11.1.6 | Compass from China |
11.2 | Location-Based Services (LBS) |
11.2.1 | Introduction |
11.2.2 | Key global LSB markets |
11.2.3 | Location-based technologies |
11.2.4 | LBS applications |
11.3 | Global Positioning System (GPS) |
11.3.1 | Introduction |
11.3.2 | Differential GPS |
11.3.3 | GPS applications |
11.3.4 | Other developments |
12. | MOBILE HANDSETS |
12.1 | Handset market |
12.1.1 | Overview |
12.2 | Mobile handset statistics and forecasts |
12.2.1 | 2006 statistics |
12.2.2 | 2004 - 2005 statistics |
12.2.3 | Statistics for handsets with advanced functions |
12.3 | Handset supplier market shares |
12.4 | Trends and developments |
12.4.1 | SIM card developments |
12.4.2 | The motion recognition phone |
12.4.3 | Multimode devices |
12.4.4 | Satellite phones |
12.5 | Safety and security issues |
12.5.1 | Exploding phones – problem still exists in 2006 |
12.5.2 | Mobile phones targeted by viruses |
12.6 | Unsustainable handset subsidies |
13. | REGIONAL OVERVIEW |
13.1 | North America |
13.1.1 | USA |
13.1.2 | Canada |
13.2 | Latin America |
13.2.1 | Mobile data services in Latin America |
13.3 | Europe |
13.3.1 | Western Europe |
13.3.2 | Eastern Europe |
13.4 | Africa/Middle East |
13.4.1 | Africa |
13.4.2 | Middle East |
13.5 | Asia |
13.5.1 | HSDPA |
13.5.2 | WiMAX |
13.6 | Pacific region |
13.6.1 | Australia |
13.6.2 | New Zealand |
13.6.3 | South Pacific |
14. | GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS |
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Exhibit 1 – Ericsson and HSPA |
Exhibit 2 – HSPA, HSDPA, HSUPA |
Exhibit 3 – Theoretical and realistic speeds GPRS, EDGE and UMTS (Kb/s) |
Exhibit 4 – Major WCDMA/EDGE global operators – October 2006 |
Exhibit 5 – Countries/territories where HSDPA is planned, in deployment or commercially available – 2006 |
Exhibit 6 – What is IMS? |
Exhibit 7 – Vendors involved in GMI 2006 |
Exhibit 8 – Comparison of access platforms’ advantages and disadvantages |
Exhibit 9 – Comparison of mobile messaging technologies |
Exhibit 10 – Comparison: SMS, EMS, MMS by Ovum |
Exhibit 11 – Comparison: SMS, MMS by Mobile Streams |
Exhibit 12 – Mobile TV - Unicast and MBMS – 2006 |
Exhibit 13 - 3G R&D developments |
Exhibit 14 – Mobile facts and figures |
Exhibit 15 – What users want |
Exhibit 16 – Key m-gambling market segments |
Exhibit 17 – Examples of telemetry applications |
Exhibit 18 – Market players in telemetry healthcare sector |
Exhibit 19 – Near Field Communications definition |
Exhibit 20 – Examples of NFC applications |
Exhibit 21 – RFID spectrum frequencies and application examples |
Exhibit 22 – Assisted GPS (A-GPS) |
Exhibit 23 – Location-based services applications |
Exhibit 24 - Global Positioning System (GPS) applications and industry use |
Exhibit 25 – Australia - revenue mix PSMS |
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Table 1 – Mobile data revenues – leading operators – 1st quarter 2006 |
Table 2 – Global wireless broadband subscribers by technology – 2011 |
Table 3 - Mobile data as a % of operators revenue - 2005 |
Table 4 - Mobile data (non SMS) as a % of operators revenue - 2005 |
Table 5 – No. of EDGE network deployments by region – October 2006 |
Table 6 – i-mode subscribers and annual change – Japan – 2000 - 2006 |
Table 7 – No. of countries with HSDPA network commitments by region – 2006 |
Table 8 – Estimated number of SMS text messages sent worldwide – 2006; 2010 |
Table 9 – US Consumer IM Destinations and monthly growth – June/July - 2005 |
Table 10 – Data as a percent of revenue for top 15 companies – 2003 |
Table 11 – Broadcast mobile TV subscribers worldwide – 2006; 2009 |
Table 12 – Broadcast mobile TV revenue forecast – leading countries - 2011 |
Table 13 – Predictions of global m-commerce revenues – 2006, 2009 - 2010 |
Table 14 – Forecast of number of regional mobile users purchasing retail goods via mobile – 2010 |
Table 15 – Regional share of mobile entertainment revenues – 2006; 2011 |
Table 16 – ARPU per mobile user for voice and data by region – 2004 |
Table 17 – Top US mobile content and applications and annual change – February 2005 |
Table 18 – Type of mobile content accessed by region – early 2005 |
Table 19 – Global mobile adult content revenues – 2005 - 2006; 2009; 2011 |
Table 20 – Number of mobile game users – global monthly averages – 2005; 2010 |
Table 21 – Forecast mobile music revenues for Asia Pacific – 2005; 2010 |
Table 22 – Forecast mobile music revenues for North America – 2005; 2011 |
Table 23 – Growth of photo messaging in North America, France, UK – Feb 2006 - July 2006 |
Table 24 – Global mobile sports revenue forecast – 2006; 2011 |
Table 25 – Global mobile advertising spend forecast – 2007; 2011 |
Table 26 – European wireless patient monitoring market revenues – 2004; 2011 |
Table 27 – NFC-enabled mobile phone shipments worldwide – 2011 |
Table 28 – RFID tags sold worldwide – 2005 - 2006 |
Table 29 – RFID spending in US – 2002 - 2008 |
Table 30 – Worldwide location-based service subscribers – 2006; 2011 |
Table 31 – Worldwide mobile handset sales – 2004 - 2006 |
Table 32 – Mobile handset revenues worldwide – 2002 - 2006 |
Table 33 – Mobile systems sales revenue per vendor – 2004 - 2007 |
Table 34 – Mobile phone features desired by US users – June 2004 |
Table 35 – Handset supplier’s market shares – 1998 - 2005 |
Table 36 – Revenues PSMS market – 2004 - 2007 |
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