Mobile communication: the present is digital and the future is mobile

26/05/2011
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Mobile communication: the future? Also the present. This week, TNS Mobile Life released a published study on the geographic and sociodemographic data of mobile-sector coverage—highly interesting data. Press conference, May 25, 2011.

One third of the world’s population uses the internet

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Mobility factor: Mobile adds MOBILITY to the digital experience.

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Great growth potential for tablets:

  • 28% of Europeans intend to buy one in the next year; in developed markets, the tablet will not replace the PC
  • The evolution of RIM (BlackBerry) and the entry of Apple and Android have ended Symbian’s (Nokia) leadership

  • Users of Apple and Android operating systems make more intensive use of activities
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To what extent does mobile change behaviours in the financial market and on social networks?
  • Strong global demand for the development of mobile financial services that facilitate paymentsHow will we use it
  1. Pay bills such as water, electricity…
  2. Pay in a shop, bar, or restaurant
  3. View your account details on your mobile
  4. Move money from the bank account to the mobile
  5. Transfer money from the mobile to the bank account

Mobile drives the development of social networks thanks to improved user interfaces, the power of the “here and now”, flat-rate data plans, and the marketing ecosystem of brands.

  • We will see the boom in browsing the internet via mobile: search engines, social networks, news, videos, sports, weather…
  • 3 out of 10 mobile internet users in Spain download apps and connect to social networks
  • GPS, music, and games are used intensively while travelling
  • The consumer is at the centre of convergence
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Study conclusions:
  1. Content remains more relevant in Spain than in other European markets
  2. Nokia has a strong relationship with its users, although it is declining over time
  3. Promotions, previous experience, and digital touchpoints are the main sources of information when buying a phone
  4. Spanish consumers want instant, fast internet access
  5. When buying their next mobile, Spanish consumers would pay $82 less than in other developed markets
THE KEYS TO THE FUTURE OF SPAIN’S MOBILE SECTOR

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