New research by YouGov, commissioned by analogue mobile TV technology manufacturer Telegent, has revealed research findings that point to significant potential for free-to-air mobile TV.

Deployment of HSPA+ networks instead of 4G one such as LTE and WiMAX could save operators from costly CAPEX investment, yet still deliver five times current network performance, and open up new pricing models.

Buoyed by the instant success that the iPad is proving to be, the nascent market for media tablets is to surge, according to a new forecast from International Data Corporation (IDC).

Defying anything that the global recession seems to throw in its way, the smartphone looks set to continue its spectacular growth over the next five years according to a new survey by the Coda Research Consultancy.

Research from Strategy Analytics has suggested that mobile handset sales in South Africa will grow steadily throughout 2010, driven by economic recovery and the upcoming World Cup.

Even though apps stores are booming and smartphone sales rising, a leading analyst is warning that warning that smartphone download rates from app stores will start a slow decline in three years time.

Migrating mass-audience TV and video traffic from mobile networks to broadcast networks will result in the optimisation of the overall investments of mobile operators according to a new white paper from the bmcoforum.

A new report by analyst firm Frost & Sullivan (F&S) has revealed that the well functioning content delivery model of Apple's App Store is enabling the success of the mobile content industry.

The latest survey by RTDNA/Hofstra University Survey has found compelling evidence supporting TV companies' continued strategic moves to adopt a multi-platform strategy for their content.

A new report from the Coda Research Consultancy forecasts that shipments of tablet computers in the US will rise at a compound annual growth rate of +19%, to reach 14.8 million in 2015.