First of all, I should point out that the two mobile operators in Angola did not take advantage of all the features that the (famous) 3G could offer. The network of Unitel and Movicel (GSM mainly), leave to be desired.
But, this is past waters, now we look to the future and it is large, with capital G, it is 4G!
Angola decided “go to the leg”To the most technologically developed countries in Africa (and beyond) and joined 4G (LTE) in 2012. Yes, many countries in the world prefer to wait a little longer, but we don't… why is it? Don't answer, please.
Could it be that this time the Angolan operators had "more vision" than the others? Something tells me no. But that step, which could have been wrong, has just become a genius move, since the company forecast market analysis Strategy Analytics, leads us to believe that sales of LTE devices will rise by 300%!
Currently sales of 4G devices are valued at 90,9 million units in 2012 and 2013 is expected to be 275 million devices. These numbers will be supported by sales of the next (and current) devices from Samsung, Apple and company. There is no way back, the 4G is no longer fashionable and has become a requirement of users (who usually do not even know what they want).
Just as I started, Unitel and Movicel will celebrate, in Angola users buy new devices with incredible speed, so I do not even need to say what will happen.
It's a few days away to the end of 2013, then we will not need that much time to figure it out.
