Mobile internet users have been over 460 million speed slow tariff high need to be governed

55% NET users can withstand the average monthly mobile phone internet costs below 50 yuan, 38% netizens in 50 yuan ~100 yuan Zhouyi "China Youth Daily" (August 16, 2013 08 edition), China Internet Network Information Center issued the 32nd "China Internet Development Status Statistics report." The report shows that by the end of June 2013, China's mobile phone users up to 464 million, netizens use mobile internet users accounted for up to 78.5%. However, the rapid popularization of mobile internet terminals at the same time, slow speed, high fee is not only a lot of mobile phone users of the real feelings, but also become a constraint on the development of mobile internet important factors. For mobile phone network slow, business information Service platform Easy think Huangmeng analyst, China's mobile phone speed of "slow" mainly reflected in 3: Web pages open slowly, slow data downloads and network connections slow data transmission. It is understood that generation difference is the key factor affecting the speed of mobile phone internet. China Mobile data show that China's 2G network download rate can be up to 0.384mbps,3g network up to 14.4Mbps, the speed difference between the two 30 times, and 4G network download rate is up to 80Mbps. As early as January 2009, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued 3 third-generation mobile communications (3G) licences for China Mobile, China Telecom and Unicom, marking the official entry into the 3G era. But in reality, the penetration rate of 3G business in our country is still relatively low. Xu, deputy editor-in-chief of Science and Technology news of the People's post and telecommunications, has pointed out that so far, a large part of China's mobile phone users are still using 2G Internet access, using 3G network less than 30%. In the United States, Korea and Japan, 3G Network has been widely popular. Japan, for example, is the first country in the world to provide 3G network business. Zhang Yongsheng, director of the Beijing Institute of a Japanese telecoms company, said that as of March 2009, Japan's 3G market users had reached 99.63 million, accounting for 92.7% of the total number of users in Japan. Korea opened 3G Network Service in March 2007. According to a well-known it web site bit network reported that the Korean 3G users at the end of May 2009 breakthrough 20 million, 3G user ratio of 44%. At the same time, the United States, South Korea and Japan are also early to use the LTE network (is the evolution of 3G, between 3G and 4G of a transition-editor note) area. The global number of LTE users is expected to reach 38 million by the end of 2012, with US users accounting for 44%, South Korea accounting for 29% and Japan accounting for 14%, according to the IT website Zhongguancun. The US LTE network has already had a staggering coverage, with only Verizon Telecom's one LTE network covering 75% of the US. In contrast, China's LTE network is still in the experimental phase. The factors that hinder people from using their mobile phones to surf the internet are slow and expensive. With the popularity of smartphones and the increase of various kinds of mobile phone applications, many mobile phone users speak frankly, the Internet charges are increasing, and even more than the phone bill. In particular, smart phones, 3G network for aSome people are still new things. Because of the operators preferential measures, cell phone functions, various types of software and push function is not enough to understand, some mobile internet users are easily unknowingly "stolen" the flow. At the end of 2010, a filmmaker named Jinna said he had issued 3 micro-blogs in Moscow and was then charged 3900 yuan by China Unicom for Internet communications. The "most expensive microblogging in history" became the focus of the network. In response, Unicom said that in Russia, China Unicom does not have the relevant preferential packages, plus the push function, data roaming easily generate large traffic. A survey conducted by Tencent in 2009 showed that more than 50,000 netizens participated in the poll, and 74% of netizens thought 3G Internet tariffs were too expensive. For the average affordable monthly internet spending, 55% of netizens said below 50 yuan, 38% of netizens said in 50 yuan ~100 yuan, only 7% of the net friend can withstand 100 yuan. Xu points out that, compared with the 3G network countries ' tariff packages, our mobile internet tariffs are not expensive. But compared with the 4G Network country's tariff package, our mobile internet tariffs are really a bit expensive. The current global mainstream countries mobile tariff package has gone through the voice as the center, Development to voice traffic and pay equal attention, and is gradually into the flow-centric phase. This has put forward the higher request to the operator's intelligent pipeline construction and the flow management. In order to get faster speed and reduce traffic consumption, many mobile phone users tend to use free Wi-Fi in public places (a technology that can wirelessly connect terminals such as PCs, handheld devices, etc.). But most of the time, most people don't get what they wish. Liu Peizhi, a professor of information and communication engineering at the University of Beijing and Beijing, points out that the current wireless Internet service in public places is not convenient, with fewer coverage points, limited bandwidth, cumbersome authentication and lack of uniformity. A survey conducted in May 2013 by the Social Survey Center of China Youth Daily showed that 76.9% of respondents supported the cancellation of wireless internet access in public places. Some people in the survey suggested that free wireless internet access in public places is part of the public service, which is related to the future development of mobile Internet in China. Liu cultivate the proposal, in order to enhance the free wireless network service quality in public places, can be led by the Government, joint qualified network access service providers and mainstream communications operators, the joint realization of wireless network. For operators offering free Wi-Fi services, the government can open up certain revenue projects and use the network to provide some fee-based services to balance the costs of network construction, maintenance and service delivery.