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Snaptu MobileBeat 2010 Startup Competition Presentation

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Show left graph: * This is the mobile world, right? Iphone’s huge, Android is huge, RIM not too bad, little bit of Nokia down there at the bottom, little bit of palm up there at the top, poor old microsoft in there somewhere with WinMob * this is NOT the mobile world. It may be what we all think as we look around this room - hands up if you have an iPhone or an Android? We are not representative, we know that. We in this room are the elite and the most advanced - it’s actually the mobile WEB world. these are the figures released last month by AdMob showing us which operating systems their ad requests came from but let’s do two things. - First, let’s just check in and see what the real world looks like (graph on the right) and see where iPhones really sit - I am not knocking iPhones, I think they are a breakthrough device, but to put it in perspective, they represent less than 3% of all phones sold. Nokia dominates, although their percentages are dropping, Samsung is strong, and so on...Apple is this little Red bar right up here... This doesn’t tell the full story either because this is all phones and doesn’t distinguish feature phones from smart phones. The truth is, as a percentage of all phones sold, smartphones are growing. The real truth is, that percentage is 17% - so for every smartphone sold, there are around 6 feature phones. - Secondly, lets imagine if everyone down here on regular phones (right hand graph: nokias, Blackberry, SE, LG, Samsung) acted like the people in this graph (left hand graph), kind of like taking the community of iphone users and growing it 50 times bigger. these people are now: - just as active on their apps and browsers - had one click mobile shopping - Social networking on mobiles was simple and integrated and rife Welcome to the world of Snaptu’d phones - any phone can have all this, and millions already do

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Snaptu MobileBeat 2010 Startup Competition Presentation Presentation Transcript

Admob – North America – Ad Requests Gartner – Worldwide Mobile Device Sales
- Bringing exceptional mobile Internet experience to the 4 billion users who don’t have iPhones or Androids
- Founded: Tel Aviv in 2007
- Investment: $9 million invested to date
- Over 10 Million registered users
- 2,500 different device models
- 1 Billion page-views per month
- A cloud-based mobile application platform
- Runs on virtually every Internet-enabled phone
- Premium content and ad-supported apps on any phone
- Increase the number of data subscribers
- Responsibly increase data usage
- Bring social networking and apps infrastructure to any phone
- Mass global content distribution channel
- Give it a go, download from m.snaptu.com