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GSMA forecasts that 5G connections will represent 14% of total mobile connections in the APAC region by 2025 5G connections in Asia Pacific (APAC) are expected
The new device experience: How mobile carriers successfully ‘get in’ on the app economy (Reader Forum)
The prominence and dominance of mobile devices in the world needs no intro. But what about the actions that are taken on those devices once
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The next Google smartphone will sport an in-house mobile chip
Google: ‘Tensor was built for how people use their phones today and how people will use them in the future’ Blaming computing limitations of third-party options,
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LG exits the mobile phone market
#TBT: Smartphones drive mobile video growth; T-Mo expands HSPA+; LightSquared says it’s on track … this week in 2011
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