Topic: Publications & Resources
The new items published under this topic are as follows.
27 Million U.S. Residential VOIP Subscribers Expected by 2009
FRAMINGHAM, Mass., -/04 April, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Residential voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) has clearly come into its own in the U.S. as major telecommunications carriers begin to roll out VOIP service offerings to give themselves a competitive edge. Fueled in part by consumers looking to add value to their telephony service, IDC expects that the number of U.S. subscribers to residential VOIP services will grow from 3 million in 2005 to 27 million by the end of 2009.
Worldwide Enterprise Publishing Software To Exceed $1 Billion in 2009
FRAMINGHAM, Mass., -/1 April, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- According to a newly released IDC study, the worldwide dynamic enterprise publishing software market will experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 26.9% through 2009 and surpass $1 billion in annual revenue. IDC believes dynamic enterprise publishing represents the next generation of enterprise document production and publication.
Voice Recognition Market Penetration Up to 40 Percent by 2010
STRATEGY ANALYTICS: LOOK WHO'S TALKING NOW-AUTOMOTIVE VOICE RECOGNITION TAKING HOLD
Boston, MA -/1 April, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- The latest Strategy Analytics telematics report, "Automotive Voice Technology Market Outlook 2005," reveals that nearly 50.3 million vehicles will have Voice Recognition Technology (VRT) communications systems by 2010, representing a significant 30 to 40 percent market penetration.
Linux Network Administrator's Guide, Third Edition Released By O'Reilly
The Classic Guide to Linux Networking O'Reilly Releases "Linux Network Administrator's Guide, Third Edition"
Farnham, UK-/31 March, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/-Perhaps it's not a Linux system administrator's bible, but it's nearly so. For a decade, Linux administrators have regularly consulted their own dog-eared but prized copies of this book for the facts and guidance they need to do their jobs.
Interoperable Digital Rights Management should benefit Mobile Phone Industry
Mobile Phone Industry to Drive Interoperable Rights Management
Dallas, Texas -/18 March, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- The mobile phone industry and its content partners will benefit from being first to implement interoperable digital rights management (DRM) solutions, which will provide greater revenue opportunities and better user experiences, according to Parks Associates' upcoming report Digital Rights: Content Ownership and Distribution.
Jataayu's WAP 2.0 Gateway Crosses 11 Million Hits Per Day In India
New Orleans, CTIA, -/16 March, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Jataayu Software (Jataayu), a leading provider of mobile VAS infrastructure and terminal solutions, announced that its WAP 2.0 Gateway deployed at Orange, Mumbai, India is now supporting WAP traffic in excess of 11 Million WAP Page Impressions per day for the HutchWorld service.
IDC predicts 12% growth of mobile phone shipments in 2005 for Western Europe
3G Handsets and Converged Devices to Drive the European Mobile Phone Market in 2005, Says IDC
LONDON, -/14 March, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- IDC?s market forecast for Western European mobile phone shipments in 2005 predicts steady market growth of 12% and significant evolution in market structure, with the converged device segment and WCDMA handsets due to continue the explosive growth witnessed in 2004.
More Enthusiasm for Digital Content Means More Interest in Networked Storage
Adoption of Digital Content Drives Home Networked Storage
Dallas, TX -/9 March, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Adoption of digital content, combined with broadband services and home networks, drives interest in networked storage solutions for the home, according to Storage and Management for the Connected Home, an upcoming industry report from Parks Associates.
Skyworks Gains One-fifth of The World's GaAs Device Market Share
Is RF Micro Devices' Run At The Top Over?
New research from Strategy Analytics!
Boston, MA -/8 March, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- New research from Strategy Analytics shows that Skyworks caught up to RF Micro Devices in 2004, with both suppliers leading the GaAs device market. Skyworks' GaAs device revenues grew by 31 percent, gaining them one-fifth of the world's GaAs device share.
Consumer demand for paid for Mobile TV remains highly uncertain
STRATEGY ANALYTICS: Mobile TV -- Hype Not Justified by Risk; Uncertain Demand and High Costs Delay Deployment
Boston, MA -/25 Feb, 2005 - Wi-Fi Technology News/- Strategy Analytics' Wireless Internet Applications service today released, "Mobile TV: Hype not Justified by Demand!" arguing that the vendor-led rush to bring broadcast services to market misses the critical issues of uncertain demand for mobile TV. Additionally, poorly defined costs associated with infrastructure deployment will extend ROI for mobile broadcast networks beyond the currently envisaged two to four years.