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Mobile NFC gains momentum as operators worldwide pledge support for SIM-based solution

Orange Money reaches 3 million customers and plans to extend its offer in cooperation with Western Union

Orange Money has reached the threshold of 3 million customers in the eight countries where it is now offered, thus becoming one of the most powerful electronic money services in Africa

Telefónica transforms its organisational structure to reinforce its status as global leader in the new digital world

Executive Chairman and CEO of Telefónica, César Alierta, has laid the foundations for reinforcing the operator’s status as a global player and leader in the digital environment through sweeping changes in its organisation and structure

Customer centric BSS/OSS meets cloud innovations in Comarch´s booth at Mobile World Congress 2012

Comarch, a manufacturer and integrator of BSS/OSS solutions will be present at the Mobile World Congress, taking place in Barcelona between 27th February and 1st March, 2012. This year OXYCOM, a provider of innovative Cloud Computing platforms will also join Comarch at their stand

Antel and Alcatel-Lucent launch LTE services in Uruguay and establish the first commercial 4G/LTE wireless network in LatAm

Antel, a leading provider of communications services in Uruguay, and Alcatel-Lucent are now making the promise of high-speed mobile broadband a reality in Uruguay by delivering the first commercial 4G/LTE wireless network in a Latin American country

Vodafone in IFA 2011: “The future lies in bandwidth plus mobility“

Surfing the Data Tsunami - solutions for mobile data offload

At peak times, 3G networks can barely handle the traffic surge as users scramble for high-speed, data-guzzling mobile applications. Ironically, most of that traffic is accessing Internet content on other providers' servers, while the carriers are simply bearing the traffic burden, forcing them to invest ever greater amounts of money to ease bottlenecks in the infrastructure for no greater returns

Wi-Fi - no longer ignored by mobile operators

Operators in Western Europe need to save $30 billion in mobile access network costs between now and 2016 according to latest research from Analysys Mason. The research firm points to Wi-Fi, in a small cell configuration, as the cost-effective alternative to building new base station sites. Analysys Mason recommends that a mixture of outdoor and indoor Wi-Fi access points should be used to augment existing capacity

77% of mobile operators plan to support multiple devices and portability in 4G Networks

Wireless Intelligence: New 'Scoreboard' ranks top 20 global operator groups by mobile connections