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Mobile World Congress 2012's impact goes far beyond mobile
April 05, 2012 This years 'major global mobile industry event lacked the single signature major announcement that has characterised recent years, despite a big rise in attendees to 67,000. This indicates a relative, not absolute, lowering in buzz. Instead of that one big thing, this year four major themes dominated Mobile World Congress: - Mobile money and payment initiatives attract mainstream brands in developed markets. - Fierce mobile innovation is going beyond mobile to alter everyone's business models. - Smartphone hardware has become an undifferentiated arms race. - Chinese manufacturers have arrived as premium players, but not yet victors. Tables and charts included:
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Brazil
Chile
Finland
France
Germany
Netherlands
Panama
Spain
South Korea
Turkey
USA
UK
Companies: Alcatel/TCL Apple Barclays Banca Intesa Sanpaolo Boku Comviva Deutsche Telekom Gemalto Google GSMA HTC Corp. Huawei Kuapay LG Microsoft Motorola Noverca nVida Orange Mastercard Mozilla Nokia RIM Sony Sybase Telefonica Utiba Visa Verizon Vodafone Samsung iZettle ZTE
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