Mobile Internet Revolution in India: All that you'd like to know
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Mobile internet usage is growing rapidly in India as smartphone adoption increases. The desktop PC market is declining while the smartphone market is exploding. India is transitioning to a "mobile-only" generation, with over 40% of Indians only accessing the internet via mobile. Mobile internet has surpassed desktop internet usage in India, with over 94% of Indian smartphone users accessing the internet on their phones. However, it is still early days for widespread 3G adoption in India, which is needed to fully utilize mobile internet capabilities.
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In this talk, I'll show you step-by-step how to secure your Kubernetes cluster for greater peace of mind and reliability.
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- 1. Mobile Internet in India All you need to know about. - NextBigWhat.com
- 2. • Desktop PC market is declining. • Smartphone market is exploding. • Rise of “Mobile only’ segment. • Women are more addicted to mobile web now.
- 3. Desktop PC Market PC Market in India (Q3 2012 Report). 2011 4.6 India missed the PC 2012 2.9 revolution. 0 1.25 2.5 3.75 5 in mn Smartphones are the new access device. Rather the ‘only’ access device.
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