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Today, just about everything that once required a small, dedicated electronic device —  
Today, [http://www.greenpolicy360.net/mw/images/Things_the_smartphone_has_replaced_app_time.png just about everything] that once required a small, dedicated electronic device —  


from cameras to portable game consoles to GPS navigators to music players to too many others to name — works better as an app on a phone.
from cameras to portable game consoles to GPS navigators to music players to too many others to name — works better as an app on a phone.

Revision as of 23:57, 31 January 2015

Mobile on the Internet/World Wide Web

Emerging Nations Embrace Mobile

Google Announces Under $100 Smartphone

Quarter of World will Use Smartphone by 2016

Smartphones Rule

Today, just about everything that once required a small, dedicated electronic device —

from cameras to portable game consoles to GPS navigators to music players to too many others to name — works better as an app on a phone.

Mobile is eating the world -- Report from Andreessen Horowitz

Where do the mobile numbers come from?


Time spent-mobile access to the Internet.jpg

Global mobile data growth.png

Mobile share of web views 2015.png

Internet global growth 2015.png

Internet population 4 billion to go.jpg