The document discusses 5 themes related to the smartphone industry: 1) Continued global growth of smartphones despite being over 6 years old. 2) Smartphones are predominantly manufactured in Asia. 3) While individual niche markets are small, they aggregate to a large global niche market. 4) Tablets are competing with PCs in the enterprise space. 5) Smartphones have become highly personal and intimate devices, with 70-80% of time spent on personal activities rather than social. The document encourages imagining new possibilities to disrupt the still growing mobile industry.

1. 1 billion smartphone sales in 2013
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2. Samsung (and Google) vs. Apple
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3. There’s an app for that
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4. Most App Developers don’t make a profit
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5. Opportunities?
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6. DISCOVER WHAT TO DISRUPT
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7. 5 THEMES
(BECAUSE I’LL BE OUT OF TIME)
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8. 1. STILL GROWING
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9. Still growing globally
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10. Smartphones Globally
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11. 6+ Years old
BUT ITS ACCELERATING
SO BETTER HURRY UP
TECH CYCLES HAVE
HISTORICALLY LASTED
APPROX. 10 YEARS
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12. 2. NOT MADE IN USA
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13. NOT MADE IN USA
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14. Smartphone OS is Made in USA, does it matter?
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15. What do you care about most?
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16. Where were these built?
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17. Asia
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18. 3. MASS NICHE
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19. Niche is small
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20. Truly Global
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21. Adding up to a global Niche
THE MASS NICHE
but Mass in
Aggregate
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22. 4. ENTERPRISE
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23. Tablets vs. PC’s
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24. What do you do?
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25. 5. PERSONAL AND INTIMATE
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26. HOW INTIMATE?
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27. THE INTIMATE SMARTPHONE
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28. THE INTIMATE SMARTPHONE
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29. MORE PERSONAL THAN SOCIAL
70 - 80% time spent on a Smartphone is Personal
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30. Is this our Mobile Future?
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31. Is this the best we can do?
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32. DON’T IMAGINE WHAT IS POSSIBLE
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33. IMAGINE WHAT WASN’T POSSIBLE
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34. Game Not Over
Imagine what wasn’t possible to make your mark