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　　After years of development, China’s mobile Internet industry has entered a period of rapid growth and overall consolidation.
　　 Overview of China’s Mobile Internet Industry
　　By the end of 2010, China’s mobile Internet industry was worth RMB 293.69 billion, and the figure for 2011 reached RMB 400 billion.
　　The year 2011 witnessed an emerging trend of consolidation in China’s mobile Internet industry. In August, Google took over Motorola Mobile; in December, Nokia announced it would abandon Symbian OS. All these incidents signified that the mobile Internet industry has entered a period of overall consolidation.
　　In addition, mobile Internet has been included in the strategic emerging industries of China, which gives a strong driving force for its rapid growth and overall consolidation.
　　 A Nationwide Mobile Internet Industry Took Shape in 2011
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　　 Four Noteworthy Trends of Mobile Internet in 2012
　　 BandSwuidpthp oor f ttienlegc otmecmhunno iclaotigonys: networks determines the carrying capacity of the mobile Internet. By September 2011, 237 operators had launched the LTE service, covering commercial use, trial use, testing and research. In the future, TDLTE will reach 2.7 billion people in China, India and Japan. The broadband telecommunications networks will provide bandwidth guarantee for a wide range of mobile Internet software and applications. novaTtievr em minobaill et escmhanrto ltoergmy: i nIanl-s integrating mobile cloud services will be widely applied. In the future, the “cloud + client” model featuring“strong background” and “thin client” will become a key trend for the innovative mobile smart terminals. becomOeS a: cSrmucairatl a te re r am i i nn atlh eO mS owbi i l l e l Internet industry. Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS have become two mainstream operating systems for mobile terminals. With the rise of the new-generation Web technology HTML5 and cloud computing technology, Web capabilities have expanded dramatically. How can controllable and proprietary mobile OS be developed? There is much to do to explore the development method and trend of OS. speedSinegc upr oipty u laisriszuateiosn: Wofim thobth ilee Internet applications, information security issues become conspicuous. As users use the mobile Internet on mobile devices, hackers have set eyes on the platform, and security has become a key topic. Mobile information security at user, network and national security levels is likely to draw great attention.
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