4G revenues to top $70b in 2014 -- ABI Research

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4G revenues to top $70b in 2014 -- ABI Research

Staff Writer  |   February 04, 2010
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Total 4G mobile consumer service revenue – including mobile internet services - will grow rapidly to exceed $70 billion worldwide in 2014, according to ABI Research.
 
As 4G network deployments gather momentum, a substantial 22% of device subscription revenues will come from suites of operator-branded premium services.
 
4G services will be optimized to enable a proliferation of mobile devices, such as smartphones, netbooks and portable navigation devices, and many operators will be offering a range of activated devices for every subscription.

 
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