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Mobile Web 2.0 & MDBF (DDDSW - Grok Talk)
The document discusses the evolution of mobile web and web 2.0. It notes that phones now have better browsers and faster connections, enabling more users to access the mobile web. Globally there are over 1 billion mobile web users, more than PCs and laptops combined. It emphasizes that the mobile web matters and its usage is increasing, with some sources predicting 50% of internet traffic coming from mobile devices in the coming years. The document also covers challenges like varying mobile device capabilities and introduces solutions like libraries and frameworks to help develop for the mobile web.
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- #3 Millions of SMS messages each monthhundreds of thousands of mobile page viewsMobile payments and voucheringworldwide customer base including: Mastercard, ITN, Teletext, SKY CarPhone Warehouse; A UK high street electronics retailer who I can't name yet and many many more.
- #6 In the beginning was the InternetThen someone thought let’s allow people to be able to access the Internet on their phonesTechnology issues (amongst other things) led to WAP & WML
- #7 Tim O’Reilly
- #9 http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/tim/news/2005/09/30/what-is-web-20.html
- #10 \"Data Snacking\"
- #11 Promotion of mobile web usageFaster connections – 3GFixed price access – if this is new to you find out how much it will cost you to access the web online first.Better devicesBetter browsers
- #12 Promotion of mobile web usageFaster connections – 3GFixed price access – if this is new to you find out how much it will cost you to access the web online first.Better devicesBetter browsers
- #13 Promotion of mobile web usageFaster connections – 3GFixed price access – if this is new to you find out how much it will cost you to access the web online first.Better devicesBetter browsers
- #14 Promotion of mobile web usageFaster connections – 3GFixed price access – if this is new to you find out how much it will cost you to access the web online first.Better devicesBetter browsers
- #15 Promotion of mobile web usageFaster connections – 3GFixed price access – if this is new to you find out how much it will cost you to access the web online first.Better devicesBetter browsers
- #16 http://www.emarketer.com/Report.aspx?code=emarketer_2000555
- #21 Who is this?Do you think his thoughts about the future of the internet are worth listening to?
- #22 http://befluid.com/wp/googles-eric-schmidt-goes-mobile.html
- #23 http://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2009/03/eric-schmidt-of-google-discusses-future-mobile-communities-etc-with-charlie-rose.htmlI like this quote. It rings a bell with me. I believe technology has the ability to improve the world for the better. Being able to extend that to technology to mobile can improve things further. Yes, there are more important things than technology or mobiles, but they can be used for good.
- #24 T. Ahonen – Mobile as 7th of the Mass Media (pg28)
- #26 UAProfile <70% devicesWURFL - freeDevice Atlas - $99- $299 / server /yeardetectright - call their API – 100,000/month – else $499/monthVolantis – Java based solutionMobile Aware – Java based solution
- #27 ASP.NET mobile controlsMobile Internet Toolkit
- #28 Announced at MIX – first released 18th March 2009Will they keep updating in the future or stop like mobile aware controlsCreated for use by Microsoft internally. For their web properties. Based on part on other data sources