The Mobile Industry Landscape from MWC

     When the greatest minds get together to discuss the future of the telecom and mobile industry, you can guarantee there will be some exciting new changes ahead. The Mobile World Congress takes place to lay the foundation for new developments that are ahead for communication devices. This conference features some of the most prominent executives for mobile operators, device manufacturers, technology providers, and vendors. This year promises to emphasize a major shift in the way we use the Internet. Computers blazed a trail for the way we gather information and connected with the world. However, one of the main messages of MWC14 has been the shift from computers to mobile devices. Facebook is a great example of a company that started as a computer website and is now taking strides toward mobile excellence. For a while now, users have been able to use Facebook to send messages back and forth to each other. With a new deal with WhatsApp, Facebook users will now have the ability to make phone calls. Mobile influences have transformed this website from a simple social network website to a comprehensive social network experience. In addition, the conceivable upcoming popularity of smart watches and fitness trackers present an even brighter future for the industry. Companies are jumping on the opportunity to make everything “smart”. Watches, ear buds, locks, refrigerators, and even the toothbrush are all being revolutionized to adjust to the desire for internet mobility. This is how important wireless technology and internet have become to the world. The mobile industry has grown to be so successful that it currently is equivalent to the healthcare industry which is at $1.6 trillion. The vast amount of companies that make up the industry help to make it thrive such as phone makers, network equipment makers, wireless service providers, chip makers, software developers and Internet services all account for a piece of the puzzle. The Mobile World Congress offers a terrific outlet for vendors and customers alike to see the promising future of phones, smart devices, services, and more. Launch 3 Telecom buys and sells equipment used in the wireless infrastructure for evolving phones and smart devices. If you are interested in equipment made by manufacturers such as Alcatel-Lucent, Samsung, Ericsson or Nokia, contact Launch 3 Telecom at 877-878-9134 or email sales@launch3.net.
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