What's up for mobile telecommunications in the coming year?

With the advent of tablet PCs and 4G networks, 2010 set the stage for some epic changes.

By  VoipPlanet.com Staff | Feb 4, 2011
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"Mobility delivered some big surprises in 2010. Those would include the first 4G smartphones, the launch of LTE-based 4G network service from Verizon, a phenomenal growth spurt for Android, and most importantly, the introduction of the tablet as the new mobile computing platform," writes telecom analyst and consultant Michael Finneran on UCStrategies.com.

"That’s a lot to digest, and I think that 2011 will be remembered as a year where we begin to see the mobile world for the next decade beginning to take shape," Finneran writes.

Follow the link below and read Finneran's predictions for developments in 2011:
Trends in Mobility and UC for 2011

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