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Mobile broadband connections in Europe: tablets have yet to make a noticeable impact

9 January 2012 Content type: Article Tags: Mobile broadband

This article analyses the dynamics between large-screen mobile broadband services (through USB dongles and PC datacards) and mid-screen mobile broadband services (through tablets and e-readers), and examines the latest trends in the number of mobile broadband connections in European countries.

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