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Mobile Content & Applications

Juniper has been at the forefront of this sector for over seven years, having built an unrivalled source of market intelligence and forecast data. Our wide range of reports include mobile apps, mobile entertainment and new areas such as augmented reality.  Please feel free to browse our research below, or contact our customer service team directly for assistance.

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  • Good Odds for Mobile Gambling

    It is not unreasonable to say that mobile gambling services are simultaneously the most intriguing and vexatious within mobile entertainment. Intriguing, in that the ubiquitous popularity of gambling, and the surge in remote gambling that accompanied the dot.com book, has led many within both the mobile and gambling sectors to consider the possibilities that the delivery of such services via the mobile represent a 24/7 revenue opportunity, with the prospects of rapidly developing into a multi-billion dollar industry.

  • Tuning in to Mobile TV

    Over the past two years, the mobile TV landscape has changed dramatically. Even by mid-2008, there were serious reservations as to whether dedicated mobile broadcast TV networks could ever generate sufficient revenues to be run at a profit, even in the longer term...

  • A World of Apps

    Over the past 12 months, the global market for applications – fuelled by the astonishing and unprecedented activity experienced on Apple’s App Store and iPhone – has continued its stellar levels of growth...

  • The Mobile Web 2.0 Opportunity

    The mobilisation of Web 2.0 is fostering new partnerships and rivalries throughout the value chain. Competitors are striking-up alliances that have surprised the market, whilst some commercial allies are finding ...

  • Mobilising, Socialising, Monetising!

    Web 2.0 has been the catalyst for renewed growth in the mobile industry. Phone features such as the camera, geolocation and messaging, have extended the capabilities of Web 2.0 beyond the desktop PC described by some as ‘Mobile 2.0’...

  • LBS Finds its Way on the Mobile

    In 2008 and 2009 the MLBS market underwent a dramatic change and it is fair to say that it will never be the same again. Now location enablement is rapidly becoming a de facto feature of mobile applications - so much so that by 2014 location based services and location enabled apps will cease to be a special interest category...

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