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The Indian Mobile Value Added Services (VAS) Market is set to enter a new phase. The 3G services will allow cellphone users high speed access to the Internet so they can download data heavy files such as music and videos faster than in present networks as well as use their cell phones for applications such as video conferencing.

3G all set to make VAS Apps rich and entertaining
As 3G rolls out in India, there will be shift in television viewing the even smaller screen of a mobile phone

Will the Mobile Web Kill Off the App Store?
Mozilla claims it will have the fastest JavaScript engine of any mobile browser, allowing developers to produce HTML- and JavaScript-coded apps for Fennec

Are you ready for the future of messaging?
The adoption of consolidated messaging platform with a well-defined service roadmap, can allow operators to address their current needs for a cost-efficient and robust messaging platform

3G customers would be keener multi-media services
3G will be a trigger for richer services, and would drive higher ARPUs

Pushpendra Mankad, senior vice president of Comverse, Asia 'Scope of innovative VAS is definitely enormous'
VAS market is expected to get mature and the ARPUs may increase tremendously

 

 

Dr. Vinod Vasudevan, Group CEO, Flytxt WiMax proliferation can change rules of mobile/VAS game
Video Streaming/Mobile Advertising/Cell Broadcasting are some of the latest offerings VAS consumers can expect

 

 

Nokia sees immense opportunity in rural and urban India
Operators are scaling down their content activities and are asking companies like Nokia to offer end-to-end experiences to create data traffic in their mobile networks