Future Trends in Mobile: Transition into Mobile

In Japan and in the USA a large section of population has moved from desktop browsing to laptops and now to mobile phones. In not so distant future most of the following will be done on mobile:

- reading emails
- reading news via dedicated applications
- reading eBooks
- Web browsing**
- posts to Twitter
- updating Facebook and other social media*
- instant messaging
- contact and calendar management
- document management*

* If Facebook and Google Docs improve their native apps which as of May 28, 2011 are substandard to say the least.

** Mobile Web browsers have to be able to keep up with HTML5 & CSS support in Google Chrome which is leading the way at this time.


by Uki D. Lucas on Monday, March 07, 2011
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