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Games Set to Lead $4.8 billion Mobile Java Market by 2009

October 14th, 2004 by Arjan Olsder Posted in Research & Stats | 1 Comment »

New findings from Juniper Research show that Java downloads will generate more than $4.8 billion in mobile revenues by 2009, with mobile games accounting for the vast majority of revenues. The market research firm interviewed over 60 leaders across the mobile industry to formulate a unique market sizing and growth model for the sector.

“Now that most network operators have invested in the infrastructure required to provide Java download services, one of the biggest hurdles that remains is persuading new customers to make their first Java download,” says Carl Potter, senior analyst and author of the report. “But as they begin to take the plunge, 2004 is becoming the year when mobile Java services have really started to take off, both in Europe and North America. The vast majority of service revenue will be generated from mobile games; with Java business applications still very much a developing opportunity.” More …

    One Response to “Games Set to Lead $4.8 billion Mobile Java Market by 2009”

    1. java games says:

      Mobile Java Games are still popular than symbian or other stuff.

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