L'annuaire du livre blanc de A à Z.

"It is a little known fact that, despite Apple’s claims, any applications downloaded from the App Store to a standard iPhone can access a significant quantity of personal data. This paper explains what data are at risk and how to get them programmatically without the user’s knowledge. These data include the phone number, email accounts settings (except passwords), keyboard
cache entries, Safari searches and the most recent GPS location."

"La sécurité est au coeur des gènes d'Ingenico. C'est la fondation sur laquelle nous bâtissons notre vision d'un monde ouvert et mobile pour le futur du paiement."

"NFC. Ces trois lettres nous seront bientôt aussi familières que les sigles GSM et ADSL. Installée sur le téléphone mobile, cette technologie sans contact va simplifier l’accès de tous aux transports en commun, aux services publics et faciliter la diffusion d’informations là où le citoyen et l’usager en ont vraiment besoin. La vocation de cet ouvrage, initié par le Forum des services mobiles sans contact, est de faire découvrir aux élus cette (R)évolution du téléphone NFC."

"Given the embrace by major tier-one operators, we believe that mobile VoIP is on the verge of becoming an integral part of the communications framework. This acceptance represents a tipping point in the evolution of mobile VoIP. The ecosystem participants who embrace and collaborate to provide a holistic and comprehensive communication solutions stand to benefit the most."

"The overall mobile apps downloads are expected to increase from over 7 billion in 2009 to almost 50 billion by 2012 growing at the rate of 92% CAGR. The revenue from mobile apps which includes both paid downloads and revenue from advertising and virtual goods is expected to increase from $4.1 billion in 2009 to $17.5 billion by 2012 at the rate of 62% CAGR. Though ondeck (operator managed) mobile apps sales exceeded those from offdeck in 2009, by 2012, offdeck is expected to hold the lion share of the mobile apps revenue."

"Prior to the release of the new Flash Player, Frost & Sullivan was sponsored by Adobe to validate performance tests for the Nexus One Smartphone. Frost & Sullivan leveraged its global research and expertise in mobile markets, battery markets, and test and measurement markets to ensure our validation of these tests was impartial. Testing was observed by Frost & Sullivan consultants at Adobe’s San Francisco office. The testing developed empirical data that quantitatively measures single-charge battery performance for the Nexus One, displaying video and running applications (games)."