Light Reading Mobile – Telecom News, Analysis, Events, and Research

This week in Research Rewind, we have more downloadable research previews for your reading pleasure.

  • In the latest Heavy Reading blog post, "The iPhone is LTE's Killer App," Senior Consultant Berge Ayvazian looks at how the new iPhone 5 might help accelerate 4G/LTE usage around the world, to the benefit of operators.

  • Pyramid Research published a new Country Intelligence Report this past week. "Thailand: 3G Auction to Ease Mobile Data Demand for Operators" features a five-year telecom forecast showing our very latest thinking on that key Asia-Pacific market.

  • Looking for your daily telecom news fix? You can get Matt's Mentions, a free, daily telecom newsletter, sent straight to your inbox by registering at Pyramid Research or updating your profile here. Or click here for a sample.

  • Looking for the latest in telecom news, tweets and retweets? Follow me on Twitter @PyramidMatt.

That's Research Rewind for this week. Until next Friday, we'll see you online at Pyramid Research and Heavy Reading. May the telecom be with you!

— Matt Donnelly, Managing Editor, Pyramid Research

This week: iPhone 5 gives street cred to 4G/LTE; Thailand's telecom outlook; Matt's Mentions for a daily telecom news fix
September 14, 2012 |


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