Wireless service providers worldwide are continuously trying to stay competitive and increase their revenue per subscriber by bringing profitable and reliable value-added services to market quickly and inexpensively. Applications such as SMS and CRBT have flourished in the consumer market, especially in Asia-Pacific and Europe. Another mobile application poised for strong growth in the consumer and business markets is location-based services (LBS). A flexible development platform like modular communications is ideal for this technical and economical challenge.
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