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In Africa, TCO rules

As several high-profile events in Africa have shown, rural connectivity depends on one factor: affordability

Mobile broadband: to WiMAX or not to WiMAX?

When it comes to mobile broadband, there’s only one thing on operators’ minds: how.

The green(er) hills of Africa

Renewable resources are helping to connect rural Ethiopians

Helping rural villagers capture the power of the Internet

Now, for the first time in history, worldwide access to the Internet is within our reach

Turning on to mobile TV

More and more people are getting their favorite television shows – and advertising messages – on mobile phones

T-Mobile and Nokia Siemens Networks: building a sustainable relationship

Our two organizations have joined forces to reduce carbon emissions.

Towards effective e-governance

E-governance is a lot more than simply offering online versions of government services

From Aachen to Zvishavane, ready for worldwide connectivity?

Universal access to ICT will change our lives in ways that no one can predict

From cradle to grave (and back again)

Managing product lifecycles can help breathe new life into business

Are operators limiting their own growth?

New research suggests operators can do even more, better, faster.

Finding the upside in the downturn.

As the global economic downturn has gathered pace, belts are tightening, with businesses and individuals reassessing their spending needs.

Green answers to red-hot questions

Learn how the GSM Association’s Green Power for Mobile programme is bidding to slash carbon emissions by 6.3 million tons.

Fixed views: How analysts see the coming years

The credit crunch, global financial turmoil, economic downturn – however you describe it, times are tough with consumers and businesses rolling back spending at a rate of knots. What does it all mean for fixed-line communications service providers (CSP) in West and South Europe?

Harvesting energy from the wind, the sun, Joan Baez

More and more operators are turning to renewable resources, and in surprising ways

Hello? When elephants call

ICT is helping humans and elephants co-exist in one of the wildest parts of Africa

Thai NTC plans to issue new 3G licences by end-2009

Thailand's telecoms regulator said on Friday it expected to issue new licences for third-generation mobile services by the end of 2009, a key step in reforming the competitive sector.

U.S. mobile phone users text more than they talk

U.S. consumers now use their cell phones for text messaging more often than for talking

UK cell phone networks join to promote advertising

Britain's five mobile phone networks have agreed to join forces to promote advertising

Climate savers unite

Bringing corporate innovation to the environment

Man with a mission

Meet Bunker Roy, founder and inspirational leader of the Barefoot College

Serious issues, fun websites

Improve your environmental awareness with WattzOn and Electrocity.

Ofcom: mobile data revenues growing five times faster than voice

Mobile voice revenues are still larger than those from mobile data, but mobile data revenues are growing five times faster, according to UK regulator Ofcom.

Driving efficiency

Watch the video from the Nokia Siemens Networks ThoughtShare Efficiency Forum in Barcelona.

Opportunity calls

Insightful companies are turning customer service issues into profit. Learn how Elisa brought tangible benefits to their financial, marketing, product management, and human resources.

New study: broadband and productivity linked

The relationship between broadband connectivity and economic prosperity is at last being understood.

Bridging Africa’s digital divide

Connecting Africa will not be easy, but everyone agrees the potential is huge.

West misses a trick as mobile money takes off

Mobile operators seeking the "killer application" that customers can't live without should look again at emerging markets, where mobile money is proving a valuable tool for connecting the unbanked.

Fixed views: How analysts see the coming years

The credit crunch, global financial turmoil, economic downturn – however you describe it, times are tough with consumers and businesses rolling back spending at a rate of knots. What does it all mean for fixed-line communications service providers (CSP) in West and South Europe?

Bringing mobile communications to the next billion

1.8 million new subscribers join the mobile community every day. What drives this growth in mobile subscriptions across the globe? And what are the real-world implications?

Rapid mobile growth amongst India's poor

Just five years ago, the Indian telecom industry’s massive momentum barely included the poor. Today, the picture is very different.

Corporate responsibility? It’s everyone’s responsibility now

It’s not easy being green, but these days it’s absolutely essential.

Fixed goes mobile

Nokia Siemens Networks fixed-network road show is touring Europe to wide acclaim.

The smarter way to use subscriber data

A vital aspect for communications service providers (CSP) to survive and thrive in this environment is to have a sharp focus on the individual needs of subscribers.

Mobile money to poor seen $5BN market in 2012

The market of mobile financial services to poor people in emerging markets will surge from nothing to $5 billion in 2012, U.S.-based microfinance policy and research center CGAP said on Monday.

Think fast, act faster

Streamlining business processes can take enterprise-level organizations years and years. But sooner is better, argue the experts.

LTE: The mobile broadband big bang

With the demand for mobile data services predicted to go through the roof, Long Term Evolution (LTE) will add a whole new dimension to mobile broadband. Offering benefits such as extreme efficiency and even more personalized experience, it will also help bridge the gap between traffic and revenue growth.

Scrutinizing the business case for LTE

Sure, LTE looks great from the end-users’ point of view. But what kind of profits can it offer the industry in return? The editors of unite look behind the scenes to reveal the true business potential of LTE.

That’s AMoRE

Singing the praises of the world's first laptop LTE demo.

Moving pictures – how Sony Pictures Television sees telecoms operators in the future world of TV

Damian Newton is Senior Vice President, Digital Initiatives in the international distribution division of Sony Pictures Television (SPT). We talked to him about the company’s initiatives in digital content distribution and how he sees the prospects for operators as TV becomes more mobile.

3G conquers the world

3G is a near perfect fit for expanding mobile offerings in developing countries.

Latin America signs up to mobile broadband

From Argentina to Brazil, Chile to Uruguay, an alphabet of Latin American countries have seen the roll-out of advanced mobile broadband networks. Expanding Horizons talks to América Móvil about its own experiences in the region.

Are you ready for new growth opportunities in saturated mobile markets?

During a recession, staying afloat can seem hard enough. But, to stay competitive, working to secure future growth is absolutely vital.