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    - Smart phones and the intention to pay for mobile internet:With the development of mobile internet services, more and more consumers are adoptingsmart phones as their primary communication device. A smart phone offers more advancedcomputing ability and connectivity than a feature phone, and typically includes a high-

    resolution touch screen and offers Wireless-internet access to web pages through a built-inweb browser. Telecommunication companies have recently begun to promote smart phoneproducts in hopes of promoting mobile internet services as a way to increase revenues.Accordingly telecom service providers have a strong interest in exploring ways to increaseuser intention to use mobile internet through smart phones.

    Many factors affect the user intention to adopt smart phone such as:1- Interface convenience.2- Perceived content.3- Perceived infrastructure.4- Design aesthetics.5- Attitude.6- Intention.7- Perceived value.

    Moreover, the increasing race of issuing new applications and games on smart phones attractsmore new users every day. Also smart phones educational use is a new trend making theopportunity of using internet service on smart phone applications is very high.

    The following table illustrates the results of an online survey was developed to collect thedata for a study of the educational use of smart phones (Catharine Reese Bomhold,Educational use of smart phone technology). The instrument was a 14 question mixedresponse survey that inquired into student ownership and the frequency of use of different

    types of mobile computing apps.

    Table (): Percentage of students reporting frequency of use of apps, by app type.

    If this was for worldwide so, there is no doubt that the Egyptians have similar attitude andpurchase behavior towards smart phones.

    We have our own try to measure the intention of Egyptians to pay for mobile internet and to

    answer the question "is this is still growing?"We can answer such question by the help of the official report of "The State of The Internet"issued bywww.Akamai.comweb site.

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    Table (): Average and Average Peak Connection Speeds by Mobile Provider

    4thQuarter 2012 1

    stQuarter 2013 2

    ndQuarter 2013

    EG-1: Average Peak: from 5.2Mbps(Q4-2012) to 6.1Mbps(Q1-2013) to 9.1Mbps(Q2-2013).As we see from the report table above that the average connection speed and the peak

    connection speed of the mobile broadband for the Egyptian provider is increasing quarter toquarter that means that there is a trend of the Egyptian internet user to increase its internetusability and there is an opportunity for any operator specially telecom Egypt that has thehuge infrastructure to exploit this trend.