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Reinventing TV

Reinventing TV

Telcos should keep abreast of changing patterns of TV consumption

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Reinventing TV

Reinventing TV

Telcos should keep abreast of changing patterns of TV consumption

The hidden costs of cloud

The hidden costs of cloud

Companies should be aware of hidden costs behind cloud-based services

Full spectrum

Full spectrum

Telecoms conferences covered the full spectrum of telco challenges in April

Why Vodafone bought C&W

Why Vodafone bought C&W

Experts from Delta Partners offer their take on why Vodafone acquired C&W

Staying the course

Staying the course

Wataniya is investing new technology & initiatives to thrive amid tough competition

Smart visions

Smart visions

How ICT can play a key role in improving quality of life in fast growing Gulf cities

Apple's wireless woes

Apple's wireless woes

Apple's experience in Australia highlights the inadequacy of opaque terms such as 4G

A busy agenda

A busy agenda

Booz & Co predicts a busy year ahead for MENA telcos

View of the future

View of the future

Bandwidth hungry devices and strategies to enable them were touted at MWC 2012

OSS/BSS - David vs Goliath

OSS/BSS - David vs Goliath

Can smaller OSS/BSS providers compete with their bigger rivals?

Apple still doesn't get transparency

Apple still doesn't get transparency

Apple has committed to audits of 90% of its suppliers - but what about the other 10%?

Right path for roaming?

Right path for roaming?

Plans to reduce roaming rates are laudable, but regulators must exercise caution

Egypt's digital revolution

Egypt's digital revolution

The revolution in Egypt has given way to a new sense of ICT entrepreneurialism

The mobility revolution

The mobility revolution

The tablet and smartphone device era has opened the door for big solution sales

Taking on the OTT players

Taking on the OTT players

As growth continues to elude operators, the lure of OTT business models is strong


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Orange Jordan's profit up in Q1
Business Orange Jordan's profit up in Q1

Jordanian telco sees revenues decline by 3% in first quarter

Application overload
Special Reports Application overload

Operators must find their place as a key partner in the burgeoning mobile apps sector

Charting a course
Special Reports Charting a course

NSN's ME chief tells CommsMEA why the vendor's renewed focus on mobile broadband

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Location-based services are gaining more attention and greater maturity, says Hamilton-Clark.
Mark Sutton Location-based mobile services set to surge

Study shows that location-based services gain most interest from mobile users

Saudi Arabia leads as the number one country in the world with the highest proportion of mobile phone users.
Clayton Vallabhan KSA leads the world in mobile usage

KSA has a ratio of 188%, followed by Vietnam and Oman in the 2nd and 3rd places

Richard O'Sullivan said that Symbian continues to lead the market in mobile impressions in the UAE
Clayton Vallabhan InMobi releases quarterly Mobile Insight Report

Nokia is still in the top spot in ME, however Apple and Android are catching on

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