... years, the publishers were slow to come to an understanding of the impact of the internet, and for a long time they have taken the wrong approach. Many of the printed media have resorted to ...  |  read more...

... of the iPhone, as this started to separate content from carriage. Developments have now seen mobile TV – both paid and free services from the MNOs available unmetered, so perhaps this will see greeter uptake ...  |  read more...

... driven by health insurance companies and private health care organisations, the developments in Australia are predominantly led by government initiatives. The national broadband network (NBN) has certainly been a catalyst in kick-starting some of these ...  |  read more...

... This sector has previously been dominated by Nokia for many years now, but BY mid-2012 as the Android market has overtaken the iPhone as the user’s choice as the top smartphone. Nokia, Samsung and HTC ...  |  read more...

... This study includes a comparison of mobile revenue to fixed-line services, as well as mobile voice and mobile data revenue. Yvonne Loy, associate market analyst of IDC Australia, Telecommunications, says: "The Australian mobility market has ...  |  read more...

... all sector participants own and operate telecommunications infrastructure. Telecommunications resellers purchase network capacity and then retail services to businesses and consumers. ISPs are not included in this sector. This report covers the scope, size, disposition ...  |  read more...

... which require high-performance computing (e.g., graphic designer, engineer); content producers (e.g., product, marketing managers); and mobile employees (e.g., sales associated, consultants, field workers). We then cross-reference the results with the region, which includes a total ...  |  read more...

... commenced in 2011 with the rollout of the National Broadband Network. In 2011 nine further implementation sites funded by over $55 million enable patients to sign up for a personally controlled electronic health records (PCEHR). ...  |  read more...

... embracing productivity enhancing mobile applications and wireless network solutions – all aimed at supporting an increasing array of mobile device deployments. The BYOD concept has gained strong momentum among Australia SMBs and as a result, ...  |  read more...

... conferences in 2012. Most discussions focus on bring your own device (BYOD), mobile device management, security, mobile applications, and deployment strategies. There have also been in-depth buyer conversations on current challenges, gaps on where suppliers ...  |  read more...

... garden products, travel, groceries and other products bought on-line via computers or mobile phones by consumers. It excludes second hand products, including those bought on e-bay, products bought by mail order/telephone orders. Market value comprises ...  |  read more...

... still going negative for Vodafone. While the issues that saw Vodafone revenues slide are unique, the price competitiveness of a mobile service together with increased offerings from the MVNOs will no doubt see overall growth ...  |  read more...

... next few years as smartphone uptake increases, growth will continue at a much slower rate than we have previously seen. With subscriber penetration rates over 130% of the population, as multiple phones/SIMs are used by ...  |  read more...