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    This document summarizes wireless technology trends and market data. It provides a brief history of wireless technologies dating back to 1880 and highlights key milestones such as the first mobile phone service in 1946. Charts and graphs show global trends in wireless equipment revenue, broadband market share by region, and the shift from fixed to mobile networks. The document discusses Gartner's Hype Cycle for emerging technologies and projections for the growth of wireless and mobile data usage.

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    This document summarizes wireless technology trends and market data. It provides a brief history of wireless technologies dating back to 1880 and highlights key milestones such as the first mobile phone service in 1946. Charts and graphs show global trends in wireless equipment revenue, broadband market share by region, and the shift from fixed to mobile networks. The document discusses Gartner's Hype Cycle for emerging technologies and projections for the growth of wireless and mobile data usage.

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    This document summarizes wireless technology trends and market data. It provides a brief history of wireless technologies dating back to 1880 and highlights key milestones such as the first mobile phone service in 1946. Charts and graphs show global trends in wireless equipment revenue, broadband market share by region, and the shift from fixed to mobile networks. The document discusses Gartner's Hype Cycle for emerging technologies and projections for the growth of wireless and mobile data usage.

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    Wireless Trend

    Widyawan

    1 i9 presentation to Joe Smith


    • Hype Cycles of Technologies
    • Wireless Equipment/Revenue Trends
    – Global Broadband Wireless Equipment
    – Broadband Market by Regions
    – Fixed vs. Mobile
    – Voice vs. Data

    • Wireless and Mobile Trends

    2 i9 presentation to Joe Smith


    Wireless History

    1880:
    Electroma 1990: 1st
    gnetic 1970: 1st commerci
    Wave 1921: 1st cellular al WLAN 2002: 3G
    Found by mobile phone product: Implement
    Tesla radio service WaveLAN ation

    1889: 1st 1946: 1st 1971: 1st 1997: 1st 2009: 1st
    commerci mobile wireless WLAN 4G
    al radio telephony data standard,
    data service network: IEEE
    service Aloha 802.11 2
    Mbps

    3 i9 presentation to Joe Smith


    Hype Cycle 2009

    4 i9 presentation to Joe Smith


    5 i9 presentation to Joe Smith
    6 i9 presentation to Joe Smith
    Source: ITU 2009
    7 i9 presentation to Joe Smith
    8 i9 presentation to Joe Smith

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