Telecoms Tech

Organisations are moving beyond the traditional means of connecting with existing and potential customers.

According to the latest market study by ABI Research, the global average app size across all categories was 23 megabytes in September 2012, that's 16 percent more than in March.

Smartphone and media tablet use in the workplace is now growing at an accelerated pace, but it isn't always clear how mobile network service providers will directly benefit from this trend. Recent global market research offers some new insights.

HTC has thrown its hat in the ring to be a premier Windows Phone 8 brand. Peter Cho, CEO joined Steve Balmer on stage in New York to unveil the first signature Windows 8 Phones, the 8X and 8S with Beats Audio support. What have we learned?

For many CIOs of established global multinational enterprises, spanning multiple business units in numerous countries, modernising IT systems and workforce mobilisation can seem a daunting task. Not Bupa's Andrew Easton.

HTML5 apps offer companies a greater degree of control over their apps, but how can they capitalise on these advantages with successful monetisation?

Nine years ago, August 29, 2003, the first version of Skype was made publicly available. Now in 2012 Skype celebrates it's 9th birthday - and first birthday as part of Microsoft... and it's still disrupting telecommunications.

OTT services are set to cost the global mobile industry as much as $182 billion in lost voice and messaging revenue over the next four years. And yet according to MobileSQUARED’s new report there is a potential $30 billion revenue opportunity for operators that has – for the most part – been overlooked.