Given its penetration into several areas of the mobile ecosystem, (such as the operating system itself) and its own proclamations that it now has a “mobile first” strategy, it is perhaps not surprising that Google is looking to make more of an entry into the voice market, as speculated in recent posts and press articles.
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M-VoIP or disintermediation- what should keep operators awake at night?
by Anthony Cox on March 29th, 2010
Predicting how the telecommunications sector might develop is always a little tricky- who would have predicted the massive success of SMS? or the advent of the iPhone/ App store model? The latter, incidentally has been cited by investment bank Morgan Stanley in recent research as one of the most important developments ever: “The iPhone/ iTouch, [...]
The advent in coming years of mobile VoIP means that mobile operators may be caught between a “rock and a hard place”, but mobile VoIP may not all be bad news for the mobile operators that still dominate the cellular landscape.
And there are other forces at play in the mobile industry that mean that [...]
If you are an operator looking to diversify the “revenue pool” as basic data and voice services become commoditised, areas like M2M and m Health are a good place to start. UK operator o2 is the latest operator to look at the potential of the health sector, and its moves to do so follow initiatives [...]
The 24-operator announcement of the ‘Wholesale Applications Community’ to allow mobile Internet and applications to be downloaded without the potential headache of conflicting technologies, announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last week, might allow operators access to 3 billion consumers as the initiative’s website claims, but it could also be a very difficult one [...]
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