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Mobile Ticketing goes mainstream, with over 2.6 billion mobile tickets set to be delivered by 2011, claims Juniper Research
New research has estimated that over 2.6 billion mobile tickets will be delivered to just over 208 million mobile phone users by 2011.The report from Juniper Research claims to have found clear evidence that the sector is gearing
Tellabs Video: Driving Change in Mobile Backhaul, Part Two: The Evolution and Promise
End users clearly want m-commerce, and operators must support the speed and reliability necessary not only to retain customers but compel them to embrace mobile commerce as a value-added service. Part two of a three-part series addresses the
Tellabs Video: Driving Change in Mobile Backhaul, Part One: Where Are We Now?
Tellabs presents part one of a three-part series: Mobile Commerce: Driving Change for Mobile Backhaul. Narrated by Gabriel Brown, Chief Analyst for Unstrung Insider, part one explores the current state of mobile commerce and the demands of end-users.
The Sun and News of the World to launch monetised mobile search solution on mobile portals
UK newspaper, The Sun, is to employ Mobile Commerce's Monetised Mobile Search, an optimised mobile search engine technology. Plans to also launch this on Sunday sister paper The News of the World are currently in development.
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Mobile Interactive Group delivers bespoke micro payment solution for Sky Games
Mobile Interactive Group (MIG), the UK multimedia mobile provider servicing mobile and digital interactive markets, has signed a contract to provide a bespoke interactive micro payment solution, using both SMS and IVR, for Sky's Interactive Games. The solution
Tellabs Podcast - Money in the Bank
As mobile commerce finally goes mainstream, the network plays an increasingly important role. This podcast was adapted from the "Money in the Bank" article featured in the Winter 2007 issue of Tellabs Emerge Magazine.
Technology barriers to mobile commerce are coming down, but consumer challenges remain, says Gartner
Forthcoming improvements in mobile technology, such as better form factor and faster data speeds, are causing many retailers to think about adding a mobile commerce (m-commerce) channel in the next 12 to 24 months, according to research company,
Financial transactions conducted via mobile phone to generate over $587 billion by 2011, says Juniper Research
A new report from Juniper Research is said to have found that the rush by banks and mobile operators to deliver financial services to the mobile phone will result in just over 612 million mobile phone users generating