By 2004, there were over 790.0 mln mobile users in Asia (inclusive of Japan, Australia, and New Zealand) with a total revenue of $179.75 bln, Research and Markets said.
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790 mln mobile users in Asia
By 2004, there were over 790.0 mln mobile users in Asia (inclusive of Japan, Australia, and New Zealand) with a total revenue of $179.
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