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Internet Founder Tim Berners-Lee Details 4 Concerns About Future of Mobile Web (Nokia World 2010)
This morning at Nokia World 2010 in London, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, widely known as the inventor of the Web, addressed the audience in a keynote speech where he spoke about the future of mobile technology, including both the positive impacts it brings as well as the areas of concern. After encouraging developers to build for the Web, so as to deliver applications that work on all types of devices, even the ones that haven't been invented yet, he then proceeded to detail areas which need addressing, specifically privacy, accountability, network neutrality and the 80% of the world that doesn't have access to the World Wide Web. The Mobile Web Today: Location is Just "Tip of the Iceberg" Berners-Lee began his keynote by discussing the improvements we've seen in technology in recent years, most notably the ability of our devices to be location-aware. However, he says, "location-awareness is just the tip of the iceberg."
Future Of Mobile
My talk on threats and opportunities of increasing openness in the mobile ecosystem at the Future of Mobile in London on November 17, 2008 - http://www.future-of-mobile.com/2008/london/Mobile Idate 2009
IDATE provides regular analyses of the world mobile markets’ main trends - networks, terminals and services. On the occasion of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona (16-19 February 2009), IDATE IDATE provides regular analyses of the world mobile markets’ main trends - networks, terminals and services. On the occasion of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona (16-19 February 2009), IDATE and ENTER have teamed up to publish the third edition of the special white paper: Mobile 2009: Markets & Trends taken from several IDATE market reports.
Mary Meeker Mobile Internet Report Key Themes
671 slide detailed report by Morgan Stanley’s Mary Meeker on why Mobile Internet will be the dominant technology trend over the next five years.
Presentation on rethinking the way we’ve been designing websites for mobile devices - for Over The Air 2010 in London by Bryan Rieger of Yiibu.
Rethinking the Mobile Web by Yiibu
2010 Mobile Influencers: Trend Predictions in 140 Characters, By TrendsSpotting
TrendsSpotting Market Research is now running its third annual prediction reports following major trends in six categories. We will be featuring the predictions of digital and marketing experts on the big changes awaiting us in the coming year.
Cloudmade, Where, Placecast, Evri and Apigee presented their bids for the “next big idea” in mobile at today’s GigaOM Mobilize conference. If they’re an accurate sample, the future of mobile is all about location, smart filters and APIs.
Mobilize 2010: The Next Big Idea Gallery
New mobile services and devices are affecting the way users interact with each other and how business gets done. Today, at Mobilize, executives from Rebtel, iPass, Skyhook and Motricity shared their views for how new mobile Internet capabilities are changing the world. Rebtel When mobile voice goes mobile VOIP, what happens to the carriers that have made their business selling voice minutes to customers? In 1990, there were 10 billion minutes of international calling, but now it’s 400 billion minutes, according to Rebtel CEO Andres Bernstrom.
Mobilize 2010: The Next Big Idea
Everything you need to know about 2011 trends in the mobile market - faberNovel's posterous
For “old guard” OEMs, Android is only a short term life support , as they are constrained by their heavy cost structure (while Android phones mostly involve razor-thin margins) On mobile, “ software is a loss-leader , monetized by ads (Google), hardware (Apple), content (Amazon), services (RIM)” Internet players are at top of the food chain and are becoming increasingly assertive : speed of innovation is not defined by hardware/networks companies (Nokia, Vodafone) anymore The presentation concludes by analyzing the situation of mobile carriers, which are in an identity crisis, “ with no innovation in their core business ” during the last decade.
Ramping Up: Mary Meeker’s Latest Mobile Trend Slides
Erick Schonfeld is a technology journalist and the former Editor in Chief of TechCrunch. At TechCrunch, he oversaw the editorial content of the site, helped to program the Disrupt conferences and CrunchUps, produced TCTV shows, and wrote daily for the blog. He joined TechCrunch as Co-Editor in 2007, and helped take it from a popular blog to a thriving... → Learn More Today, Kleiner Perkins partners Mary Meeker (the former Internet analyst-turned-venture-capitalist ) and Matt Murphy are giving a presentation at Google’s thinkmobile conference for its biggest 200 advertisers.