3G and 4G Services

As such, The particular consideration in the advertising plus the imagination in the general public include grabbed by it. During the last few years,Cell phone devices have received dramatical increase as well as there are at present close to a pair of billion dollars usersworld-wide. Indeed, in many formulated countries, cellular phones are getting to be an essential company deviceas well as a part of everyday life, as well as in many creating countries, cellular phones tend to be easily supplantingantiquated wireline

The telecommunications industry has steadily rebound since 2009; this is because of the growth of not only the mobile and broadband structures, but also the increase of the video market. In Figure 1, the projected outcome is indicates a steady increase in the new 4G mobile broadband networks which will fuel continued wireless growth. “Business customers in particular will continue to use this technology to expand their capabilities beyond the desktop computer. Emerging markets such as China, India and Latin America are expected to see strong growth,” (Verizon, 2011).

Cluster 4 has the highest variable for mobile-telephone cellular subscriptions. Due to the challenging geographical location of Indonesia, its internet users require an easy access to the internet- which mobile cellular internet connection provides. The figures of mobile subscription outweigh Indonesia's entire population which means each mobile user owns an average of two sim cards. In effect, smartphones are the rising main internet media that strongly contributes highly to the increase of mobile data

Mobile phones can be seen to only start taking shape in 1996 but when they are introduced they soar above any other form of technology. They end up in 20098 to having 60 handsets per 1000 people which is a huge amount. This is due to the cheap costs that are present and they are affordable to the people which there low wages. Many companies such as Nokia have seen a mobile phone market available in developing countries and they cause a lot more people to get hold of them. The developing countries see how much of a difference they make to life and spread the word and soon a lot of people are in possession. Unlike landlines there is only one satellite dish that is needed and these can be place almost any where meaning they don’t take up a lot of time and money. The running costs are low as usually the spare parts may be made in the developing countries and easy ways of keeping them charged are available such as using the sun. The fact that many people have them makes business easier which attracts more people to have them making them very popular compared to the land line. It is the fact that they are very simple and cheap that there are so many being used in the developing world compared to the internet and land

Cell phone and wireless data service are the leading complements for smartphones like the Galaxy S. Leading network providers in the U.S. are AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile. These service providers give consumers access to their networks (equipment and services) that allow smartphone devices to make and receive phone calls and access the Internet; sell and lease devices; and provide technical support to help consumers use and troubleshoot their devices.

ABCD analysis is a new model to analyse new concepts using its advantages, benefits, constraints and disadvantages [13-14]. This analysis helps organisation to improve its services or revenue or profit depending on different scenario or with respect to different types of problems. In this analysis we consider different applications of 4G services in diverse fields like Entertainment, Multimedia, Education, cloud based applications, emergence response and telemedicine. In Entertainment 4G services are effectively used for different purposes. Most of the video games require live internet connection with Wi-Fi connectivity mode. 4G portable connection can be used effectively used

The challenges that will face by the telecommunication industry can be identified as technology challenges, supply & demand market, government regulations, tight liquidity position and scarcity of skilled workforce are the major industry growth challenger. But increasing budget allocation, effective management, positive trend in telecommunication sector, new technological advancements, high investments made by private companies are the drivers providing the industry with competitive advantage.

The levels of adoption and obsolescence of telephone handsets vary by demographic segment of the U.S. Using U.S. Census data to define the extent of consolidation shows the level of basic cell phone adoption and the very rapid adoption of smartphones throughout key demographic segments of Americans (U.S. Census Bureau, 2009). This distinction between cell phones, with basic functions of being able to dial and receive calls versus smartphones capable of more advanced tasks including composing, receiving and sending e-mails with attachments in addition to taking photos, has been included in the U.S. Census analysis (U.S. Census Bureau, 2009).

According to statistics from Ofcom the number of mobile phone contracts in the UK stands at around 91.5m with around half of these being sim only contracts (Ofcom UK, 2016). With this amount of contracts active in the UK then it only makes sense for the mobile network sector to be very competitive. Indeed, there are currently 4 mobile networks in the UK which own their own infrastructure. (Ofcom UK, 2016). In order to analyse why consumers chose the network they chose, we shall look at two different end of the cost spectrum by comparing the UK’s largest mobile network EE but arguably more expensive network to a newer and cheaper network, Three. The average annual cost spend by consumers on their phone contract is currently £469.

The Mobile subscriber base is growing at a scorching pace in India and it is the “fastest growing mobile market in the world”. The Wireless subscribers have reached to 261.07 million as on 31st March 2008. The penetration level of mobile services is still below 30% in India, hence there is a huge potential for growth in this segment. But the scenario is different in the other countries since

Maximum subscribers consume 1 GB data followed by 2 GB data per month. The combined strength of these two categories of data consumption per month is 55%, one reason for this the free or cheaper availability of wireless networks. This is also in line with the monthly data plan subscription by subscribers. 40% of the subscribers have subscribed to 1 GB and 30% of the subscribers has subscribed to 2 GB monthly data plan. Users give preference to use wireless networks which are available at high speed and lower cost rather than using costlier mobile data plans. It’s also concluded that percentage of unmarried respondents in all category of data consumption is higher than married respondents; male subscribers consume more data than female subscribers. Also data consumption is related to education level of the subscribers, data consumption by educated subscribers is more than other subscribers. Corporates including public and private sector are using technology for their day to work and has moved it to online platforms which influence the data consumption by these professionals.

Mobile phone has been a daily necessity towards every human in almost every age group. Mobile phones nowadays are capable of so many things compared to the first ever mobile phone that was created in 1970s that looked like a brick with an antenna. As the title suggest, mobile phone ownership has exploded globally. This could be confirmed as the use of mobile phones are expanding to not only MEDC like the U.S., but also the LEDCs like Kenya. Even though the use of phone has exploded, but the usage of mobile phones in the two countries mentioned are different, which also made The US a periphery and Kenya as a core in terms of the mobile phone usage.

This program of study continues personal research and professional practice in the field of mobile telephonic communications within the area of telecommunication systems. The theoretical framework that will be used for the proposed study's cultural component will be based on Geert Hofstede's five national cultural dimensions that have proven reliability and validity in a wide range of research applications. Within the mobile telephonic communications sector, there is growing evidence that an increasing number of consumers are canceling their landline service and opting for mobile telephone services only. In fact, the proliferation of mobile handheld devices with telephonic capabilities has neared ubiquity in some countries in recent years, with countries such as South Korea being among the most heavily "wired for mobile" in the world. In some cases, consumers in countries where they never had the opportunity to have a traditional landline telephone have readily embraced these innovative mobile communications technologies. Indeed, the uptake rate of mobile telephones in some countries has astonished even the most enthusiastic marketing executives, and current signs indicate that these trends will continue to accelerate in the future, issues that directly relate to the problem to be

Although 4G network in some areas not yet fully universal, but the most recent 5G this topic has fired up. 5G network as a next generation mobile communication network, its theoretical maximum transfer speeds of up to tens of Gb per second, which is far more than the transmission rate of the existing 4G network, the whole ultra-high-definition movie can be downloaded completed within one second. 802.11ac technology are used in fifth generation network as a mainstay. It has also become the focus of the network industry concerned. This report try to represent a full picture of 802.11ac technology.

Mobile phones have become the most popular platform of communication in many developing countries, such as India and Korea. As of today, cell phone ownership is more common than landlines in these two emerging countries. There is a huge difference in the role that cell phones play in these two developing countries, yet there are many similarities as well. Overall, mobile phones have made a large impact on both India and Korea in ways such as regulations, beneficial developments, and even addiction.