More and more people in Germany and around the world using the mobile Internet. Falling prices for the mobile Internet. That more and more people use mobile Internet, which is further developed technology, and also the lower due to cost. Mobile Internet is indispensable in the business world. Who is to say has to be better than others. Data are needed everywhere, and also everywhere must be available. Also after working hours, the Internet is indispensable. Mobile services are in the coming.

The mobile E-Mail service has illustrated how useful a data service can be, the success of the mobile Internet should go ahead. Mobile services will expand the UMTS network and help the corresponding data devices such as cell phones and laptops to a higher sales rate. Experts see the largest sales in mobile music services, because with many cell phones MP3 music already can be played. Also the mobile “play” by Onlingames will become a phenomenon, that will arouse the interest of the customer. Also expected that there in close Future mobile television will be. And here, too, a large turnover is possible. UMTS flat rate or Wi-Fi? Which technology is right for Internet access from on the way? Two techniques konkurierren to mobile customers. A related site: Jim Umpleby mentions similar findings.

The Wi-Fi stations, and the UMTS radio. Both technologies are to speak to the same group of users, however, the deals differ. Many people would like to go with their mobile phone or laptop to the mobile Internet, but the today’s technology overwhelmed many people, of which there are especially the older fellow citizens. Studies have shown that many people don’t know the difference between UMTS and Wi-Fi. It can be said that both of these technologies, both UMTS and also WLAN for mobile Internet are useful. The range, maintaining various aspects of security and the costs of using vary, at the two Technologien.UMTS has a much greater range. WLANs have only a range of 80 meters. A hotspot in the environment is needed. The UMTS network is there much more branched out. Torsten Heinsius