In a new report*, the independent telecoms analyst firm states that the increasing penetration of smartphones, mobile broadband, and the ongoing reduction of service and device prices has translated into an expansion in the use of mobile applications in emerging markets. Operators regard app stores as a key factor in growing their subscriber bases and driving network traffic.
Richard Hurst, Senior Analyst Telecoms Emerging
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