Mobile Gambling Worth Billions

Mobile phone gambling ********* will be worth nearly $12bn globally by 2010, according to a new report by analyst firm Juniper Research.

The report attributes this surge to the increasing deployment of multiple mobile payment technologies, as well as the liberalisation of remote gambling legislation in key markets.

Mobile lotteries are expected to be the most popular service by the end of the forecast period, predicting more than 380 million users *********.:fryingpan:drinkbudd
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Actually what i read was that mobile voip which is the main term for anything with voip to do with mobile phones is going to have over 250 million users ********* by 2012, and be worth more then $33 Billion Dollars. These estimated have been very different in several reports, and i have seen projections up to $100 billion dollars in several reports.

Estimating what it will be worth in future is not a easy thing to do, still as we all know Voip is here to stay, and Mobile Voip is the future of this industry, one can never be so sure of how much this industry is really worth in netx 4-5 years. But since all is pointing upwards for this industry, you will see many larger players extinct and, several smaller onces come and replace all Normal landline, and GSM telephony with
Voip Landline, and Mobile Voip.

Wifi Voip is another thing that will have huge impact in the start.Its estimated that it will also have about 100 million users by 2012, not as much as Mobile Voip but still good. With Wifi voip there are limitations, like you have to be in the range to manage to communicate, while the true freedom of all Voip, ******** technology joined by WIMAX promise in 2007-2008 to enhance the transfer rate of Information, will finally be seen in the lasting form of Mobile Voip. (Research show that people use more mobile phones for communications today then land line phones. People also look for cheap or free internet telephony via VOIP, and prefer to make cheaper calls via it, then Land lines. I can then only imagine that Voip on Mobile (mobile voip) will be the ultimate winner of them all, letting you make long distance calls very very cheap, or free depending on which carrier you will like to use on your cell phones.

Japan has already launched its first Mobile Voip service provider.
Norway's 2 companies like NextGel and Netcom has also followed up with their own similar products for Mobile Voip communications.

We will see the trend of Mobile Voip increase with lightning speed ahead, once the information flow (transfer rate of data) speed is increased.



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