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Almost a quarter of UK consumers to use mobile banking this year

New figures from the Mobile Marketing Association and Lightspeed Research show that 23% of UK adult consumers expect to use mobile banking this year. That's a considerably higher figure than Germany (15%) and France (12%).

14% of UK consumers and 9% of French & German adult consumers are already using mobile banking services. Younger consumers are particularly keen; currently 24% of 18-34 year olds in the UK use m-banking. SMS is the most popular medium for delivering mobile banking services in all three countries, followed by the mobile internet, and viewing account balances is the most popular feature.

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Google Buzz offers location-tagged updates on mobile phones

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Farewell to 160characters.org

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Nuance takeover of SpinVox reveals "a sea of red ink"

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Mobile data revenue might not compensate for voice decline

A new study by the Economist Intelligence Unit (sponsored by InnoPath) has found that only a minority of telecoms executives believe growth in revenue from mobile data services will make up for a decline in voice revenue over the next five years. Almost 200 senior execs in the mobile telecommunications industry were interviewed but only 44% thought data growth would compensate for the voice decline.

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