We keep you up to date on the latest Mobile innovations forecast en-gx Tue, 10 Jun 2003 04:00:00 GMT Tue, 18 Jun 2013 05:51:23 EDT http://www.pwc.com/ http://www.pwc.com//en_GX/webadmin/assets/image/pwclogo.gif http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html PricewaterhouseCoopers WCPS PwC PwC According to this article in PwC's Mobile Technologies Index series, the smartphone seems to acquire more cognitive capabilities with each major product release—regardless of the OEM.

]]> According to this new article in PwC's Mobile Technologies Index series, thinner, lighter, larger and sturdier displays with improved resolution, touch sensitivity and power efficiency will enable many mobile innovations through 2015.

]]> According to this new article in PwC's Mobile Technologies Index series, improvements in image sensors, MEMS and software will enable future-generation smartphones to provide new use cases and new capabilities classified as machine vision.

]]> Mobile innovations forecast explains cloud-based applications and new, solid-state storage services will affect the industry's business models in the foreseeable future.

]]> PwC's Mobile Technology Index predicts continued growth in the price-performance curve for Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) leading to innovations in operating systems, applications and use cases for mobile devices over the next five years.

]]> PwC predicts growing application processor speed likely to launch next wave of mobile innovation within the next two years. It will enable various mobile device use cases, likely to include more powerful multitasking operating systems, more immersive and natural user interfaces and more powerful graphics, including 3D.

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]]> A PwC wireless infrastructure growth forecast and its impact on mobile innovation.

]]> PwC's Mobile Technologies Index, a composite of seven enabling components that underlie the power of the mobile device including infrastructure speed; device connectivity speed; processor speed, memory; storage, image sensor and display.

]]> PwC's Mobile Innovations Forecast a four-part framework for analyzing and understanding mobile innovation using enabling technologies, new technological capabilities, new use cases and new business models.

]]> A look at the first component of PwC's Mobile Technologies Index, device connectivity speed which is a combination of the modem technology inside the device (fixed) and speed capability of the infrastructure (varied) .

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