The document discusses the shift towards a mobile and connected internet driven by ubiquitous connectivity and consumer devices. It notes that we are moving from a PC-centric internet to a "beyond PC" internet driven by over 70 billion connected devices by 2020. The emerging connected generation is always online through their mobile devices, driving new forms of user generated content and social networking. The mobile internet represents a new open computing platform that will be crucial for innovation if it remains open for diverse devices, standards, and services.

1. The Next Generation Home Digital Experience Albert B. Chu VP Marketing & Alliances DocTrain East 2008 Boston

2. A New Paradigm One Internet Always Connected Open for Innovation

3. Content and service providers Social networking, ubiquitous connectivity 80’s 90’s 2000’s Monolithic vendors Consumer-branded device manufacturers Hardware Device Software and services (Internet) Personal computing Voice, messaging, gaming When Ecosystem Drivers Innovation Drivers Usage Model Dominant Platform WinTel Proprietary OS Open platform Wired: Ethernet Wireless: WiFi, 2.5-3G At your desk On your device Network Information Is… 3G-4G, Next Generation Networks Wherever you are Desktop Generation Mobile Generation Connected Generation The Connected Generation

4. Unleashing the Internet The New Yorker, July 1993

5. Today’s Internet: PC-Centric *Source: IDC, 2008 1.5 Billion Internet

6. “ Beyond PC” Internet Access Source: Vodafone, 2008

7. Tomorrow’s Internet: Beyond-PC Devices Internet *Sources: IDC, 2008; ACCESS analysis 70 Billion Devices (2020) 3 Billion Devices (2012) +

8. Today: PC-Centric Internet Access Survey of consumers in U.S., Japan, India, China and Germany by IBM Institute for Business Value, 2008

9. Moving to a Mobile Internet Survey of consumers in U.S., Japan, India, China and Germany by IBM Institute for Business Value, 2008

10. “ The mobile internet is the next open computing platform.”

11. One Internet Mobile-Optimized Web Content

12. The Always Connected Generation

13. Most Popular Mobile Search Terms Source: Vodafone UK, 2008

14. “ User generated content is what’s driving the internet. 13 hours of video are posted on YouTube every minute. It’ll take over 412 years to watch all the video on YouTube.” Rich Miner VP Mobile Platforms Google

15. Always Connected: Social Networking 6 out of world’s 10 most popular websites are social communities

16. Always Connected: Service Platforms "This isn't a device, it's a service." -Jeff Bezos, Amazon

17. Connecting Diverse Devices Digital Living Network Alliance Demo

18. “ I have always wished that my computer would be as easy to use as my telephone. My wish has come true. I no longer know how to use my telephone.” Bjarne Stroustrup Developer of C++ AT&T Labs

19. Mobile Phone Shop in Tokyo

20. NTT DoCoMo P905i: 3G Phone (UMTS/HSDPA + GSM) W open style Wide VGA (480×854), 3 inch TFT display 5M pixel high-quality camera 1seg TV (ISDB-T) Bluetooth, IrDA, microSD memory card Contactless IC card (Felica) Software: Linux and advanced browser Services: Internet, messaging, music, video telephony, more More Than Just a Phone

21. A Daily Life Tool: At Train Station

22. A Daily Life Tool: At Convenience Store

23. Software Complexity Doubles Each Year

24. “ Current economic slowdown will accelerate the requirement for a new breed of open software that has the ability to turn every mobile phone into a ‘smart’ phone.” Joseph Coughlin Director, AgeLab MIT

25. Open for Innovation Open Internet Open Platform Open Standards

26. Open for Innovation: Widgets Easy access to web-based services and information Support all internet-enabled devices Digital TV Car Navigation Widget Desktop Screen Mobile Phone

27. How Will It Impact You? One Internet Always Connected Open for Innovation

28. Thank You