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Tunisiana first to launch self-care portal to increase sales, improve customer loyalty and reduce costs.

IPv6 is a reality. Network technologies, services and support systems are ready for it, with IPv6 device support widely available and operators already deploying IPv6 in their networks.

WCDMA/HSPA enables hundreds of millions of people to access mobile broadband (MBB) through their smartphones every day as part of their daily lives. Today, new, low-priced WCDMA/HSPA smartphones are entering the market, and they will enable MBB for new hundreds-of-million-sized markets.

In 2009, Vivo and Ericsson embarked on a project that has changed the lives of thousands of people in the Brazilian Amazon. As part of a large digital inclusion program that aims to provide education and healthcare services to more than 30,000 people in about 175 communities along the Tapajós River, Vivo and Ericsson are working to bring the benefits of the Networked Society to these river-based communities.

• Ericsson upgrades Etisalat’s radio network
• Egyptian users to enjoy enhanced voice, quality of data services and speed
• Ericsson RBS 6000 will provide Etisalat’s network with better and faster mobile internet connectivity and make it ready for future technology

• Approximately 40 percent of all phones sold in Q3 were smartphones and the growth of smartphone data traffic is expected to exceed the overall average
• Mobile data traffic doubled between Q3 2011 and Q3 2012, and is expected to grow 12 times between 2012 and 2018, driven mainly by video
• Total mobile subscriptions are expected to reach 6.6 billion in 2012 and 9.3 billion in 2018
• There were an additional 13 million LTE subscriptions in Q3 2012, and numbers are predicted to reach 1.6 billion by 2018
• Total mobile subscriptions in Latin America currently number 676 million, with another 230 million expected by 2018
• By 2018, Latin America is expected to see an increase in LTE subscriptions to 10 percent (approximately 90 million) of all mobile subscriptions