Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2010By: Shushmul Maheshwari
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The convergence of television and mobile phones has resulted in an ultimate wireless application known as Mobile TV - a technology that promises to offer high quality TV services over the cellular phones on the move. A number of carriers and technology companies have been working on the roll out of Mobile TV across the world. Some services have been launched, albeit in a limited area and to only targeted audience as for broader adoption, operators need the right combination of infrastructure, handsets, content, and supporting technologies. As the Mobile TV remains in its infancy, the right combination of technologies and investment are keys to delivering services at a price that users will accept, says "Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2010”, a research report by RNCOS.
This report provides information about the current and future scenario of the Mobile TV market across the world. It studies the major and emerging Mobile TV markets and various Mobile TV revenue models that could add to the further take up of Mobile TV. It also discusses various emerging and ongoing trends in the global Mobile TV market.
Key Research Findings
- The global Mobile TV subscribers are anticipated to grow at a CAGR of more than 60% during the period from 2007 to 2010.
- As part of bundled services (Triple-Pay), cellular Mobile TV subscribers will continue to dominate the Mobile TV subscribers during the forecast period.
- The Western European region is anticipated to account for the majority of Mobile TV service revenue by 2010 followed by Asia-Pacific and North America.
- The rapidly growing 3G market and continually declining operators’ ARPU from conventional services have been propelling the growth of global Mobile TV market.
- As Mobile TV promises to offer personalized and UGC television services over the mobile phone, great opportunities have emerged for content providers to exploit the traditional TV content over the mobile channel in innovative ways.
- With the mobile ad-spending anticipated to grow at more than 42% from 2008 to 2013, advertising could play a significant role in generating Mobile TV revenue for carriers across the world.
Key Questions Answered in the Report
- What is the current scenario of the global Mobile TV market?
- What are the emerging trends in the global Mobile TV market?
- Which are the most lucrative destinations for the Mobile TV development across the world?
- What is the Mobile TV market outlook for various countries?
- What are the factors fueling growth in the global Mobile TV market?
- Which Mobile TV technology will grow rapidly in near future?
- Which are the regions that will see major Mobile TV deployments?
- How advertising will impact the revenue models of operators?
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources
Information has been sourced from various credible sources like books, newspapers, trade journals, and white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to over 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Method
The analysis methods include ratio analysis, historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis.
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Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2010, Global Mobile TV Forecast, Global Mobile TV Market, Global Mobile TV Market Analysis |
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Dec 10, 2010 |
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Itransition featured in 2008 Software 500 rankings by Software Magazine
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Itransition - one of the largest software development companies with development centers in Central and Eastern Europe has been once again named to annual Software 500 ranking in 2008.
“The Software 500 is the shortlist of business partners for CIOs, senior IT managers and IT staff research,” says John P. Desmond, editor of Software Magazine and Softwaremag.com. “It is a reference of vendors one can trust, providing valuable content.”
According to the 2008 Software 500 survey, Itransition has improved its overall rating, climbing 20 positions up in the list. The company has been ranked among top ten companies with revenues under $10 million and top ten in revenue growth: Itransition’s annual revenue grew 131% last year.
"The fact that Itransition is one again featured in the list of the largest global software and services providers proves the company’s rapid business growth," commented Sergey Gvardeitsev, CEO of Itransition Software. "Itransition has made substantial progress this year, and the recognition by Software 500 prestigious ranking is definitely confined to financial growth indicators, but not only to them. Having become partners with such companies as Microsoft and SAP, we have significantly extended the scope of our business application services. Huge work has been done to introduce our services to the Russian market”.
The Software 500 is an annual revenue-based ranking open to any software company in the world willing to disclose its revenues. The annual prestigious ranking involves largest software and service providers in the world targeting medium to big businesses, their IT professionals, software developers and business managers involved in software and services purchasing.
About Software 500
Along with other globally recognized surveys providing an overview of largest software companies in the world, such as the Software Top 100 by the Top 100 Research Foundation and Forbes 2000, Software 500 by Software Magazine is also used to gauge the value of the commercial software industry. The Software 500 survey consists of data of the top 500 software companies, as ranked by Software Magazine. The Software 500 ranking is a revenue-based ranking of the world’s largest software and services suppliers targeting enterprise IT organizations. The list includes both private and public software companies. The publication takes into account revenue from software licenses, maintenance and support, training, software-related services and consulting. Software Magazine is owned and operated by King Content Co.
http://www.itransition.com
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Mobile Email Solutions Using Push Email and PIM Synchronization
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1. An Introduction to Mobile Email
While the complexity and requirements that large scale solutions must achieve have greatly increased during the last few years, a growing number of service providers have also started to include support for enterprise functionalities in order to better meet and adapt to their customers’ ever changing messaging needs.
With email quickly becoming the primary means of communication for both corporate and individual users, the competition in the market also gets tougher every day. Consequently, a new breed of email services has to be appended to already existing portfolios in order to attract new customers and keep current service subscribers happy. This is where offering mobile email functionalities such as the Push technology or PIM database synchronization can make the difference.
2. Push Email and PIM Synchronization
Instant access to messages, contacts, calendar, or tasks regardless of time and location makes it easier for mobile workers to manage business operations, to stay in touch with customers and partners, and abreast of the latest changes and events on the market. It also ensures a better balance between professional and personal lives, enabling frequent travelers to keep in close contact with family and friends at all times. As a result, instant email retrieval has become more and more popular in both business and personal communication environments.
Smartphones and PDAs have also raised the bar in this sense and personal information management along with wireless (GPRS, 3G etc.) email access are visibly embraced by a fast-growing community of users. This is a known fact and the trend seems to pick up the pace with each month.
How It Works:
Email and PIM synchronization is the next best thing in email since the invention of the IMAP protocol. Through a technology, now known as “Push Email”, the tables have turned on email servers and clients. Normally, the client (desktop or mobile) would connect to the server and log in with the account credentials. Once the authentication is complete the client would poll the account by asking the server if any new messages are available.
As opposed to this, Push email instructs the server to instantly notify the client when a new email arrives. The main difference between these two approaches consists in the fact that the server will always know when a new message exists, while the client does not and has to check for them in a timely fashion. Push email is also much more economic in terms of data transfer amount and bandwidth usage. Establishing a single connection and maintaining it in an idle state is a very relaxed way to help the server contact the client whenever required.
Almost the same thing happens when speaking about PIM database synchronization. Appointments, tasks, notes and all of the data stored as PIM information are translated into email objects formatted in a special way, so that the contents can later be interpreted appropriately. So both emails and PIM data rely on the same standard and look a lot alike, despite some major differences that will not be detailed in the present whitepaper. What needs to be remembered is that from an email server’s perspective, the above mentioned objects are considered emails in the general meaning of the word.
3. AXIGEN Mobility Services
At this time, quite a lot of PIM sync and email pushing technologies exist and they are all implemented differently, even though they perform the same task. By far, the most popular technology, used world-wide, is Microsoft’s ActiveSync protocol. Therefore, AXIGEN has chosen to first implement support for this specific technology in order to reach and provide this feature to the largest base of users possible. The series of mobile devices and handsets that support the ActiveSync protocol includes Nokia / SymbianOS devices, Windows Mobile (since 2003 up to latest version), Apple iPhone and other devices that can have compatible software installed.
To learn more about AXIGEN's advanced mobile email services, please visit:
http://www.axigen.com/articles/mobile-email-solutions-using-push-email-pim-synchronization_50.html
Or check out our live webinar, "Mobility Services for Medium and Large Scale Solutions":
http://www.axigen.com/webinars/mobility-services/
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LegaSys440 Embedded Systems
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The LegaSys440 embedded system has been built around the Raptor ATX long life industrial motherboard and is one of the best examples of embedded computer systems that back up the high performance abilities of industrial computers. A LegaSys440 computer has all the attributes of a task oriented computer system owing to the Intel 440BX AGPset that breathes in unperturbed power into the system to function under various work conditions. Taking a step ahead towards the future of embedded technology, the LegaSys440 takes over from its predecessors, the 386 and PIII non-RoHS systems. Designed to provide the most complex embedded solutions, this system comes in a dimension of 16.8 inches x 8.3 inches x 17.4 inches and features a 100MHz front side bus.
A 12 cm fan that has been mounted at its rear end makes sure that the system remains cool even in the harshest of work environments. The LegaSys440 has the capacity to operate in temperatures that may range between 0°C to 50 °C, while it can sustain a temperature of -20°C to 80 °C in a non-operational state. With a system memory of 256MB PC100 SDRAM that supports three PC100 SDRAM modules up to 768MB, the LegaSys440 embedded system is powered by the Intel Pentium III (Socket 370) 850MHz processor. As an improvised version of the previous models, the LegaSys440 is compatible with all your existing controllers, testers, and installed devices and supports Windows 98Se, Windows 2K, Windows XP and DOS operating systems.
The LegaSys440 embedded system belongs to the breed of the latest embedded systems that are built to offer high performance and an infallible durability since it comes with a five to eight year production life cycle guarantee. This helps you bring your redesign and recertification costs down to a great degree and increase your return on investment in the process. The sturdy frame of the LegaSys440 showcases the motive of the maker behind its construction, which is obviously the functioning of the system under diverse work environments with the utmost ease and flexibility. Fulfilling the RoHS compliance standards, this embedded system is a proof of all the tests that it has passed through to be a much preferred choice in the category of embedded computer systems.
A detailed look at the abilities and the composition of the LegaSys440 embedded system is enough to convince you that it is just the thing that you need to give a boost to your business.
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Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2010
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The convergence of television and mobile phones has resulted in an ultimate wireless application known as Mobile TV - a technology that promises to offer high quality TV services over the cellular phones on the move. A number of carriers and technology companies have been working on the roll out of Mobile TV across the world. Some services have been launched, albeit in a limited area and to only targeted audience as for broader adoption, operators need the right combination of infrastructure, handsets, content, and supporting technologies. As the Mobile TV remains in its infancy, the right combination of technologies and investment are keys to delivering services at a price that users will accept, says "Global Mobile TV Forecast to 2010”, a research report by RNCOS.
This report provides information about the current and future scenario of the Mobile TV market across the world. It studies the major and emerging Mobile TV markets and various Mobile TV revenue models that could add to the further take up of Mobile TV. It also discusses various emerging and ongoing trends in the global Mobile TV market.
Key Research Findings
- The global Mobile TV subscribers are anticipated to grow at a CAGR of more than 60% during the period from 2007 to 2010.
- As part of bundled services (Triple-Pay), cellular Mobile TV subscribers will continue to dominate the Mobile TV subscribers during the forecast period.
- The Western European region is anticipated to account for the majority of Mobile TV service revenue by 2010 followed by Asia-Pacific and North America.
- The rapidly growing 3G market and continually declining operators’ ARPU from conventional services have been propelling the growth of global Mobile TV market.
- As Mobile TV promises to offer personalized and UGC television services over the mobile phone, great opportunities have emerged for content providers to exploit the traditional TV content over the mobile channel in innovative ways.
- With the mobile ad-spending anticipated to grow at more than 42% from 2008 to 2013, advertising could play a significant role in generating Mobile TV revenue for carriers across the world.
Key Questions Answered in the Report
- What is the current scenario of the global Mobile TV market?
- What are the emerging trends in the global Mobile TV market?
- Which are the most lucrative destinations for the Mobile TV development across the world?
- What is the Mobile TV market outlook for various countries?
- What are the factors fueling growth in the global Mobile TV market?
- Which Mobile TV technology will grow rapidly in near future?
- Which are the regions that will see major Mobile TV deployments?
- How advertising will impact the revenue models of operators?
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources
Information has been sourced from various credible sources like books, newspapers, trade journals, and white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to over 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Method
The analysis methods include ratio analysis, historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis.
For FREE SAMPLE of this report visit: http://www.rncos.com/Report/IM137.htm
Check DISCOUNTED REPORTS on: http://www.rncos.com
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Tektronix and NEC Electronics America Collaborate on First Public Demonstration of Complete SuperSpe
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Bangalore, India, February 09, 2009 – Tektronix, Inc., a leading worldwide provider of test, measurement and monitoring instrumentation, collaborated with NEC Electronics America, Inc. on the first public showing of NEC Electronics’ new SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) device prototypes at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show. NEC Electronics, a global leader in the design and production of integrated circuits, worked with Tektronix to prove that its new silicon components meet the requirements of the emerging SuperSpeed USB standard. The working USB 3.0 demonstration featured NEC Electronics’ USB 3.0 PHY test chip and was the industry’s first receiver and transmitter demonstration based on the USB 3.0 Rev1.0 specification.
Stringent interoperability standards, and positive proof of compliance with them, are hallmarks of today’s successful high speed serial bus architectures. With data rates reaching 5 Gb/s, SuperSpeed USB performance enters the realm of other cutting-edge protocols such as PCI Express® 2.0 and SATA Gen 3. Testing is a complex measurement challenge that must be answered with instruments having exceptional performance and flexibility, as well as tools that provide speed and simplify setup tasks, measurement steps, and analysis. The Tektronix SuperSpeed USB solution is the first toolset to meet all the transmitter and receiver test requirements outlined in the SuperSpeed USB specification.
"As a leading supplier of USB and PCI Express technologies, NEC Electronics offers all of the building blocks required to develop the next-generation of USB technology, and we are pleased to work with one of the leaders in test and measurement equipment like Tektronix to foster development of the emerging SuperSpeed USB standard," said Kats Nakazawa, general manager, digital consumer and connectivity strategic business unit, NEC Electronics America. "Tektronix provides the SuperSpeed USB ecosystem with much needed test equipment to aid implementation and acceptance of the SuperSpeed USB technology.”
“The SuperSpeed USB collaboration between Tektronix and NEC Electronics America puts our commitment behind the new standard,” said Ian Valentine, general manager, Technology Solutions Group, Tektronix. “Our tools worked on the front lines with NEC Electronics’ America’s designers, supporting the development of an emerging technology and giving the designers an efficient way to test their silicon for compliance as their devices evolved through the design process.”
Tektronix Solution Helps Designers Prepare for SuperSpeed USB Compliance
Production SuperSpeed USB interface ICs are expected to arrive in early 2010. Today, designers anxious to incorporate the new technology into their products are concerned about ensuring their physical layer (PHY) design conforms to the USB specification. The Tektronix USB Testing Solution is a complete toolset for this job.
The Tektronix SuperSpeed USB compliance solution is built on a foundation of instruments—real-time and sampling oscilloscopes, logic analyzers and more — that offer measurement performance that meets the demands of high speed serial protocols. The DSA71254 real-time oscilloscope, for example, delivers bandwidth five times that of the serial signal’s clock rate. This is the “fifth harmonic” that is so critical to eye diagram analysis. Similarly, the AWG7122B arbitrary waveform generator provides complex waveforms containing stresses that mimic the degrading effects of transmission paths to support receiver testing. These hardware tools are paired with expert software applications such as the DPOJET Jitter and Eye Diagram Analysis Tool and SerialXpress Advanced Jitter Generation Tool to provide designers the tools they need to verify and debug their designs.
About Tektronix
Tektronix is a leading supplier of test, measurement, and monitoring products, solutions and services for the communications, computer, and semiconductor industries - as well as military/aerospace, consumer electronics, education and a broad range of other industries worldwide. With 60 years of experience, Tektronix enables its customers to design, build, deploy, and manage next-generation global communications networks, advanced and pervasive technologies. Headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon, Tektronix has operations in 19 countries worldwide. Tektronix' Web address is www.tektronix.com.
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