Excellent presentation. I totally agree on your comments regarding the changing user expectations and that they expect to be rewarded in some fashion. We are currently building a number of products which revolve around a sense of reward for exploration and play.
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Evolution Of Mobile Web Ric Ferraro - Presentation Transcript
The Evolution of Mobile Web Ric Ferraro, GeoMe CEO KoreaComm 30 th Oct 2008 Flickr photo by nz (dave): http://www.flickr.com/photos/nzdave/245728298/sizes/l/
mobile 2.0 –are we there yet?
the mobile user experience
the MSN explosion
location as key
the role of android
defining (mobile) web 3.0
agenda
about me
formerly with the GSM Association
currently managing director at geome
mobile blogger
some events I attended in 2008:
Mobile 2.0-Are we there yet?
mobile web usage today
Some European Statistics...
mobile web usage today
Penetration of 3G networks allowing high speed access to mobile internet is between 17-40% in the EU and US
HSPA and 4G Rollouts will continue to boost mobile internet usage in the next 3-5 years
...but mobile internet usage amongst iPhone users is around 80%
the battle over content =
From Walled Garden...
Operator rules, ok?
Ric Ferraro, 2008
To Open Playground
Many, young participants
Some supervision
Learning of new behaviours
Ric Ferraro, 2008
mobile 2.0 playground today
Mobile User Experience
from PC web to mobile web Made for Mobile sites account for less than 10% of total websites
iPhone user experience
Widgets allow users to access web in bite-size chunks
Safari browser adapts web to 3.5 inch screen
Accelerometer detects handset motion
Synergy and integration with i-tunes
user expectations are changing
Users expect more in terms of experience
Users will expect rewards
...for being online
...for posting content
Users expect affordable and predictable data plans...and are getting them
Long tail means fragmentation of offerings...
The MSN Explosion The MSN Explosion
whrrl-branded content in MSNs
Sep 08-US start-up whrrl announces HBO content deal for blockbuster Entourage TV series
Whrrl users can navigate through TV characters place map of Los Angeles
politicians as mobile brands Available from the iPhone App Store
Winner of Mobile 2.0 Europe Award 2008 for Post-Series A Category
niche opportunities for MSNs A Social Network for Latino baby Lovers?
Location as Key
LBS 2008 roadmap Nokia receives regulatory approval for Navteq acquisition Nokia acquires Plazes Nokia announces all high end phones to have GPS as standard from 2009 Google CEO states LBS “next big thing” Loopt launches first ATL ad campaign for a LBS Service and sponsor The Middle Show Feb Jul Jun Sep Jan “ Mobile will be the navigational ringtone”
location-based social networking
In Q1 2008, 43% of all downloads on mobile phones globally were for LBS Services.
Mobile 2.0 is all about location and context
2008 Global Start-up Map
where 2.0 2000 2005 2007 2010 Gartner’s Hype Cycle Adapted for LBS’s
a geome perspective
Presence + Location + Context
Focus on Youth Market & Messaging
Automated Location of User & Message Ping
Deals with Content Partners
Monetisation through Sponsored Local Search
monetising the mobile web
Subscription models don’t work for community LBS’s, free access does
Integration with pre-existing online profiles is key
Despite shortage of mobile ad inventory, advertising world not ready today for mass rollout of Location-based adverts
Fears of ‘mobile phone bill shock’ still acting as a brake
Privacy fears remain an issue
some LBS start-up lessons
Role of Android
android developer challenge
90% of the winners of the Android Developer Challenge were LBS’s
Ecorio allows you to monitor and minimise your CO 2 emissions on the go
A travel guide that pulls up information from Wikipedia and puts it on a map along with photos from Panoramio Wikitude Android App Market android developer challenge No permission is needed from an operator or Google to sell an application
Location is key enabler for MSNs
Location technologies-WiFi vs GPS vs P-Cell
Location based adverts-from utopia to reality
Pedestrian navigation and other utilities vs MSNs
The power of local recommendation (Rummble)
Ambient awareness
Automated photo geo-tagging
Point 2 discover/3D Mapping
where 2.0 –future of LBS
Defining Mobile Web 3.0
the semantic web “ Intelligent Web ” ...will anticipate what we want to do Through New Data Mining techniques.... “ The Web of Services ”
the semantic web means we have to rethink: Copyright Ethics Authorship Rhetoric Aesthetics Governance Privacy Relationships Ourselves Identity
One web or 2 webs?
Connected devices –whether mobile, gaming console or camera
New revenue models...advertising not enough to support mobile ecosystem
Users will be in control of media but will expect rewards
Android will unlock the power of the mobile-others will follow suit
The author argues that while we have moved on from more
The author argues that while we have moved on from Mobile 1.0 and headed towards Mobile 2.0, we are not there yet. Technical limitations, notably 3G and future 4G rollouts, mean that we are yet to see the full empowerment of the user to upload and exchange rich content from mobile to mobile.
What is unquestionable is that mobile web is undergoing a transformation from niche service to critical mass service and that the playing field has changed, with the move from ‘walled gardens’ to ‘open playgrounds’...an open environment which still has some rules, is subject to some supervision but ultimately where everyone is free to choose who to play with.
Content is the new battlefield, with incumbents and start-ups fighting out over increasingly glazed eyeballs. MSNs are exploding but monetization models still have to prove that they allow for sustainable businesses to be built.
Savvy users today can get a pretty good experience on key bits of the mobile web, but hurdles remain, as made-for-mobile sites account for less than 10% of overall websites.
Location will play a big role in the future delivery of mobile services, whether a semantic web emerges or not. Android promises to speed up the process of development and promote interoperability while at the same time unleashing more of the power of mobile applications. less
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