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Mobile World Congress 2012 wrap-up Insight and analysis on the key developments and trends from Mobile World Congress 2012

The mobile industry in 2011. Did we call it right?

Austria set for mobile consolidation 3 and Orange merger set to create powerful number-three as mobile penetration approaches 150%

Mobile Asia Congress 2011 Exclusive analysis on the key themes from last week’s GSMA Mobile Asia Congress in Hong Kong

SMS on the decline as third-party messaging gains traction Dutch users send 200M fewer text messages in 1H 2011; non-SMS data generating more revenue

G'day mate! LTE arrives in Australia Market leader forecast to hit half a million LTE connections in two years; first handset due in H1 2012

LTE networks light up in Saudi Saudi operators announce next-generation network launches using TD-LTE technology

Russia, Italy and the Ukraine to power new VimpelCom/WIND group New operator giant will span 19 countries across the globe but will rely on its three mature markets

No place like home for Deutsche Telekom The T-Mobile operator is performing well in Germany but facing problems outside of its home market

China to surpass 1 billion mobile connections in May 2012 China on track to hit 1 billion milestone as 3G ramps up - but LTE network launches face delay

Competition ramps up in Indonesia Indonesian GSM operators face fresh CDMA competition as subscriber growth begins to slow

SingTel profit dips on Bharti costs Singapore-based operator surpasses 400m subs but its emerging-market assets are dampening profits

O2 records lowest churn rates in UK O2 UK success in customer retention linked to iPhone, loyalty schemes and SIM-only contracts

Smaller firms trail-blaze LTE in Poland Poland's 'big three' mobile operators playing catch-up in LTE as spectrum auctions face delay

Smartphone users spending more 'face time' on apps than voice calls or web browsing iPhone users and social networking driving mobile apps usage

Mobile World Congress 2011 wrap-up Insight and analysis on the key developments and trends from Mobile World Congress 2011

Will Nokia stick or twist?

Vodafone shakes up Qatari mobile market Vodafone Qatar builds 25% market share in 18 months as Qtel’s monopoly comes to an end

What will happen in 2011?

Safaricom extends lead in Kenya Dominant market leader keeps rivals at bay and steals a lead in mobile data services

Spotlight on Asia The key analyst takeaways from last week's GSMA Mobile Asia Congress in Hong Kong

Etisalat set to become MEA superplayer following US$11.7B Zain deal UAE firm aims to take control of Kuwaiti rival; combined global footprint to stretch across 24 markets

Telkom returns to South Africa’s mobile market facing challenges ahead Fixed-line incumbent rolls out South Africa's fourth mobile network as market shows signs of slowdown

Developing world accounts for four in every five mobile connections Emerging markets to focus on site-sharing, consolidation and data services to support high growth

Indian price war puts start-ups at risk New GSM licensees account for less than 2% of market as government prepares bailout package

Newly-enlarged VimpelCom hits 90 million subscriber milestone New operator group set to be at the forefront of future M&A activity

Orange looks to re-enter Morocco via Meditel France Telecom targets North African market as part of new M&A strategy

Global HSPA+ deployments set to surpass 100 mark Fifty-eight networks upgraded to HSPA+ in the last 18 months

Vodafone sees first signs of recovery in Europe Key European markets boosted by strong data growth, but weaknesses remain

EMOBILE upgrades 3G network to keep ahead of its rivals Japanese mobile data operator doubles HSPA+ speeds as rivals plan move to LTE