Juniper Research has made there way into the spot light for cell phone news today. They are a research company that has just released a new forecast report on Mobile Web 2.0. The report forecasts that the value of presence based Mobile Web 2.0 services will increase to more than $6 billion by 2012. The factors found in the report, that are the reason for sparking the growth are, a increase of the number of smartphone devices hitting the market, and that they have become relatively affordable. The other growth sign was from an increase in usage of mobile instant messaging. At this particular moment in time, revenues for the Mobile Web are almost all from operator-billed mobile IM accounts, but there are signs and reasons for this to change from this model, to an ad-supported model in the future. Another item found in the report is mobile VoIP. In the past operators had chosen to block VoIP services, but as VoIP becomes more popular and common throughout the industry, business models are being created to implement the VoIP services, to make it work out in everyone's benefit. There are more details to this report found on Juniper Research's web page. There you will see the full content of the report, and a full defined summary of what Mobile Web 2.0 actually is (mix of social web, geoloaction, and SMS). If you are at all interested in following these reports and the industry known as the Internet, this is a good location to start reading up. Tell us what you find in the report and if there are any other reports like this you follow! [Via IntoMobile]