2007 connections predictions

Jan 2007

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Mobile networks and connectivity

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By the end of 2007, cellular connections will reach 3 billion, having passed through 2.5 billion during September 2006. The majority of the world's cellular growth will continue to come from Asia-Pacific, but the fastest rate of growth there will shift from China to India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Three-quarters of countries in Western Europe will end 2007 with a market penetration over 100%. High-speed networks will again be the fastest growing technologies in the market, gaining around 3% of world market share during the year.

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