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Number of 5G subscribers in India may triple to 970 mn by 2030: ReportIndia's 5G user base will explode to 970 million by 2030. This will be 74% of all mobile users. Generative AI apps are fueling this growth....- AI generating 5G with a differenceA new study by Ericsson reveals that telecom providers could see a 5-12% increase in 5G revenue by offering enhanced connectivity for gener...
- Users willing to shell out up to 45 pc premium for 5G plans: Ericsson's studyEricsson's study assumes significance as the countdown for 5G services availability has begun in India, the world's second-biggest smartpho...
- A look into the future of hybrid mallsAs metaverses for work and leisure become a virtual reality, a hybrid mix of connectivity-enabled tech is expected to be a common element o...
- No slowdown in decision-making in telecom market; telcos focused on demand-based capacities: Ericsson India"Data consumption continues, I have not seen a reduction in anything. Operators are working hard to manage capacities based on the demand,"...
- 5G to spur contractual staffing requirement in telecom; hiring sentiment positive: TeamLeaseAccording to Deval Singh, Business Head- Telecom, IT and ITES, Media and Government, TeamLease Services, the outlook for contractual hiring...
- 40 million Indians to upgrade to 5G within a year of commercial launch: EricssonIndia has the highest rise in intention to upgrade, with 67% of users expressing an interest to take up 5G when it is available, rising ann...
- TV in 2020: 50% of viewing will be mobileMore than half of 16-19-year-olds spend their time watching content on-demand, with more than 60% of their TV and video viewing hours spent...
- Per capita mobile video viewing up over 200 hours a year since 2012: EricssonObserving the consumption behavior, the report said that Television Couch Traditionalists spend 35 hours per week watching any type of tele...
- Telcos need to improve mobile broadband experience to retain customers: StudyA third of smartphone users assess smartphone experience by video load time and buffering effects on streaming apps.
- Wearable devices to gain popularity with features like panic buttons: Ericsson ConsumerLab reportAs wearables get smarter and more independent in terms of factors such as connectivity, the smartphone screen may become less significant.
- 10 technology trends for 2016 and beyondConsumers believe AI will soon enable interaction with objects without the need for a smartphone screen, according to a report by Ericsson ...
- India has 52% users who spend least time on Internet: EricssonThe group includes more females than males with a high representation of 40-59-year olds. The number of devices owned is the lowest, with a...
- Indians spend 47% of time on WhatsApp, Skype: ReportSmartphone users in India spend their time on communication apps like WhatsApp, We Chat, Hike and Skype which are key driver of mobile broa...
- Consumers expected to adopt wearables, says Ericsson studyEricsson said that 71% of consumers, already satisfied with their wellness were interested in technology adoption such as wearable devices.
- Citizens want more government services online: EricssonCitizens want to use their smartphones to alleviate concerns with health, improve communication with authorities, and navigate urban traffi...
- Mobile operators finding hard to keep consumers satisfiedAirlines, online shopping and fast food chains, on the other hand, top in consumer satisfaction.
- Faster web, applications drive smartphone purchases: ReportFaster Internet accessibility & ability to use more apps are the main reasons that drive people to buy smartphones, a report by Ericsson Co...
- Smartphones encroaching on time spent with loved ones: ReportSmartphones have affected the private lives of people, as it is encroaching on the time spent with loved ones, a study by Ericsson said.
- Ericsson launches smartphone network optimisation solutionThe solution -- Smartphone Network Optimisation -- was launched at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) held here.
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