In 1995, there were more telephone lines in New York City than in the whole of the African continent. This fact, sadly, remains a reality of the region even today.p>In 1995, there were more telephone lines in New York City than in the whole of the African continent. This fact, sadly, remains a reality of the region even today.
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“Going green” is quickly becoming a global trend for businesses, resulting in reduced energy costs and attracting positive consumer attention.p>“Going green” is quickly becoming a global trend for businesses, resulting in reduced energy costs and attracting positive consumer attention.
Les pays africains les plus dynamiques
Selon un rapport de la CNUCED intitulé Information Economy Report 2009: Trends and Outlook in Turbulent Times(1), le nombre d´abonnés à la téléphonie mobile a augmenté plus rapidement en Afrique que dans toute autre région du monde depuis 2003.p>Selon un rapport de la CNUCED intitulé Information Economy Report 2009: Trends and Outlook in Turbulent Times(1), le nombre d´abonnés à la téléphonie mobile a augmenté plus rapidement en Afrique que dans toute autre région du monde depuis 2003.
La sécurité mobile – le prochain défi africain
Entre le premier trimestre 2008 et le premier trimestre 2009, le nombre de connexions cellulaires en Afrique a augmenté de 32,5%* (Wireless Intelligence – Panorama trimestriel du monde, Premier Trimestre 2009), faisant du continent la région à plus forte croissance mobile au monde et faisant passer le nombre total de connexions à plus de 400 millions.p>Entre le premier trimestre 2008 et le premier trimestre 2009, le nombre de connexions cellulaires en Afrique a augmenté de 32,5%* (Wireless Intelligence – Panorama trimestriel du monde, Premier Trimestre 2009), faisant du continent la région à plus forte croissance mobile au monde et faisant passer le nombre total de connexions à plus de 400 millions.
La télévision mobile peut-elle se montrer à la hauteur des attentes ?
La télévision mobile a été présentée comme le prochain service à succès pour le grand public. Les prévisions les plus optimistes en 2006 et 2007 tablaient sur 132 millions d’abonnés dans le monde dès 2010.p>La télévision mobile a été présentée comme le prochain service à succès pour le grand public. Les prévisions les plus optimistes en 2006 et 2007 tablaient sur 132 millions d’abonnés dans le monde dès 2010.
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