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The mobile owning public is now aware that mobile devices can be used to perform tasks beyond voice and text, the forward-looking outlook for the savvy leaders in the progressive digital media industry is very bright.

This year, many broadband service providers in developed markets will have to make a strategic choice -- just cut costs and plan to report more pay-TV subscriber losses, or seek ways to offer greater value-added services and make the required investment in infrastructure.

comScore released data that reported the key trends in the U.S. smartphone industry during the three month average period ending March 2013.

According to the latest market study by Juniper Research, the cumulative 4G LTE mobile broadband service revenues over the next five years will account for over $1 trillion.

After years of steady but low growth, the commercial building automation systems (BAS) market is experiencing a rapid period of change and investment.

The essential components of the mobile Internet -- network, device and application -- are all undergoing changes, along with the ongoing evolution of mobile communication industry.

The mobile communications sector continues to advance -- with new handheld devices driving mobile internet usage. Juniper Research estimates that the number of smartphone shipments reached almost 200 million in Q1 2013, representing a growth of 30 percent from the same quarter in 2012.

The spending on Long-Term Evolution (LTE) mobile network base stations will reach $12 billion in 2013, as service providers around the world update their infrastructure to fourth-generation wireless technology.