What is Mobile Internet

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Internet access through an Internet-enabled mobile phone. Learn more in: Social Consequences of Broadband Access in Japan

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Packet-switched and Internet Protocol-(IP-)based Internet access through nationwide advanced cellular communication networks via various portable appliance categories. Learn more in: SMS Use Intensity Changes in the Age of Ubiquitous Mobile Internet Access: A Two-Level Investigation of Residential Mobile Communications Customers in Germany

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Internet access via mobile phones, including access via a carrier’s network and a Wi-Fi connection. Learn more in: Mobile Internet Use in Japan: Text-Message Dependency and Social Relationships

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The possibility to access the World Wide Web through a wireless device, such as a cellular telephone or personal digital assistant (PDA) Learn more in: The Mobile Services Market: An Exploratory Analysis of Mobile Phone Usage by French Consumers

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The Internet is realized wirelessly anywhere, anytime. Learn more in: 5G for IoT: Between Reality and Friction

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Internet for new packet-switched mobile data services. The first mobile data services were hyped quite a lot in the public in the late 90s, but in practice the mobile Internet has not kicked off yet. Learn more in: Dynamics of Mobile Service Adoption

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Use of TCP/IP based services and protocols with mobile devices via wireless communications technologies. Learn more in: Mobile Social Web: Opportunities and Drawbacks