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Sunday, February 9, 2014

How Is Smartphone Data Usage Pushing Growth In The Mobile Industry?

The invention of smartphones must have come as a delight to the mobile consumer. However, as recent trends go, it seems that the mobile carriers are the ones who are truly enjoying the impact that the smartphone trend has had in recent years. As these devices have become standard, the consumption of internet content has shifted from desktop devices to the smartphones. The mobile computing population is speculated to become larger than the desktop computing population soon. This can be traced to the popularity of these devices brought on by their portability, simplicity, and efficiency.
The result of increased smartphone data usage is that the mobile industry as a whole is growing. It is actually growing at a much faster rate than was imagined possible if the current need for mobile network optimization is to be correctly understood. Optimizing mobile networks focuses on the ability to handle a much larger set of device queries and user demands on the mobile system in a much shorter time. The mobile carriers are finding that they need to innovate quite extensively if they are to meet the demands of the market effectively.
Here is why the current improvements in mobile carrier service provision can all be traced back to increased smartphone data usage.
Data quality is directly measurable
The quality of the data signal that the service provider provides can be accurately measured in a direct manner as compared to call signals. Mobile carriers were able to get away with poor signals when all they had to worry about were calls. However, there are apps that can measure the quality of the signal delivered. Companies that are unable to deliver strong enough quality to operate smartphones are quickly losing customers. This is why every mobile carrier is investing on 4G and LTE technologies.
Demand for data is growing exponentially
Data usage is increasing quite quickly, and not all of this increase can be ascribed to new clients on a network. As smartphones get better, the amount of data one user can consume has increased. Users are now able to multitask in their consumption of data. This means a user can be downloading a movie for watching later while also scrolling social media and playing internet radio. Mobile network optimization has become a necessity as the mobile carriers seek to address these needs. Service providers have realized that they have to improve their connectivity if they are going to capitalize on increased smartphone usage.

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