New research from the Coda Research Consultancy predicts that mobile video will soar by a 138% CAGR over the next five years forming two thirds of all mobile handset data traffic.

The UK has emerged as the European hotspot for smartphones with a 70% growth over the last twelve months according to a new survey by comScore, a digital technology measurement specialist.

Uptake of mobile video-supporting smartphones such as the iPhone, Blackberry, Droid will surge over the next twelve months according to new data by telecoms and TV analyst Nielsen.

The company predicts that the industry is standing at the beginning of a new wireless era where smartphones will become the standard mobile device for the world at large.

A near 60% increase in mobile TV viewing was a key part of Americans increasing their overall media usage and media multitasking according to the industry analyst Nielsen.

A new study from QuickPlay Media has revealed accelerated adoption and heightened consumer engagement for mobile TV and video services and in particular interest in new TV and video entertainment delivery models.

Viewing data revealed by Eurosport has shown that audience ratings for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games broke all-time online records with particular strong mobile platform results.

IT and telecoms analyst ABI Research believes that the phoney war has ended in the battle to be the de facto standard for the next generation of wireless networks with WiMAX gaining traction over a slowly emerging LTE.

Service Providers and Media Companies stand to make massive gains in the onset of what research firm In-Stat is calling a digital entertainment revolution where consumers take increased control of how they use media and entertainment devices.

Preliminary data for TV viewing patterns for the Winter Olympics in Vancouver has revealed that mobile viewing has reached record highs for any Olympics.

Survey data from the Horowitz Associates (HA) annual Broadband Content and Services (BCS) survey of 800 Internet users has found that 44% of people watch professionally made TV content at least once monthly, including on mobile platforms.