Mobile operators will be among the biggest beneficiaries of the Apple iPad's success, thanks to the iPad's use of mobile data services to access applications and digital content, according to a new report from Pyramid Research.

Equipping PCs with embedded support for 'TV Everywhere' services not only increases the likelihood that consumers will purchase a new PC, but also increases the amount they will spend, according to new research from TDG.

The continued economic uncertainly and a welter of new competitors with compelling devices has done nothing to stop the irresistible force that is the iPhone phenomenon.

Mobile video is rapidly proving itself as one of the killer apps for the iPad, with hundreds of thousands of apps downloaded to Apple's new platform only weeks after launch.

A new report by research firm Companiesandmarkets.com calculates that the number of mobile TV subscribers worldwide will grow at a CAGR of over 47% between 2010 and 2013 to reach 570 million.

Bob Pearson, European Area Director for Aster Data, identifies the barriers preventing mobile operators from delivering personalised mobile services to customers.

Building upon what they describe as the ‘success' of the first generation of the WiMAX mobile broadband standards, leading WiMAX technology suppliers have created the WiMAX 2 Collaboration Initiative (WCI).

The rapid adoption of smartphones, registering a sales growth of 20% in 2009, as well as the proliferation of application stores will be the major drivers for a surge in applications downloads according to a new survey by ABI.

The sixth Orange Digital Media Index has revealed clear gender differences in terms of mobile video usage with me downloading three-quarters of to their mobile devices.

Improved network infrastructure, next-generation networks, cutting edge new technologies, and premier content services, will stimulate global mobile content services market to reach $131.5 billion by 2015, according to Global Industry Analysts (GIA).