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Here's my weekly roundup of the presentations I liked best on Mobile Internet.
I have prepared this one for Sabine Ehlers, IT market analyst . Just send me a mail with a subject, and I'll prepare one with the best presentations available on bloobble on that topic with key points from each presentations.
Defining A New Category Of Consumer Device: Mobile Internet Devices
Forrester is providing a detailed analysis of Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs).
- Mobile Internet Devices are a new consumer device family
- Purpose-built (form follows function) to specific dominant applications (web, games, media)...but not to the exclusion of other potential applications and usage models
- The primary application (supported by an ecosystem) will drive adoption
- MIDs will benefit from an "open" architecture where any application developer will be able to target the device without unnecessary interference from the manufacturer or network operator
- Unlike (most) mobile phones, MIDs will rely on a powerful, visible OS to underpin the device UI, developer efforts, and multi-radio connectivity.
Defining a new category of consumer device : : view this presentation >
Opera Q1 2008 results
The latest presentation from Opera gives a detailed oview of the mobile internet market.
- One Web triumphs over WAP content
- People use the Web on tehir phones just like they would on their PC. Top sites mirror PC Traffic (social networks).
- OEMs and operators are looking to leverage the Web as platform for mobile applications, UI, and services.
- The number of mobile phones shipped with the Opera browser was 10.5 million in1Q08.
- Opera Mini cumulative pages downloaded since launch: 20.0 billion
Opera Q1 2008 results : : view this presentation >
3G+ : Internet is becoming Mobile
This presentations from SFR at the Digiworld Summit explains its view and strategy.
- French Telecom market will continue to grow organically, driven by mobile and internet
- Mobile content services growth driven by messaging, games, TV/video, music and enterprise services
- SFR mobile Internet access (nov 2007): 8000 3G+ key/month
- Mobile internet extends traditional internet interactions to the mobile; recognising: diiferent usage occasions, different physical constraints, same need for staying connected
- Entry of non mobile players into mobile content production and aggregation
- The 4 key factors of success of the Internet on mobiles are finally together: network, handsets, content, price offers.
3G+: Internet is becoming Mobile : : view this presentation>
3.5G Issues Disruptions - Redefining Mobile Business Models
This is presentation from Accenture around the theme: "To be successful with 3.5G will operators need to abandon their "walled gardens" and take a more open stance with respect to internet companies, while also introducing new flat rates? What impact would that have on ARPU?".
- While Mobile Internet is old news, it never quite delivered the power of the internet over the aire, until now....
- Pressure increases on all players, traditional business models appear not to be sufficient
- With new ecosystems emerging, where service aggregation is the name of the game, what is the role for operators?
- Online content is increasingly important with Ad supported business models in the ascendancy
- Combining the power of mobility with the innovation of the internet will drive Web 2.0
3.5 G Issues Disruptions - Redefining Mobile Business Models : : view this presentation >
Open Source Technologies: Powering the Mobile Experience, the AOL Perspective
This presentation from AOL explains how AOL is leveraging the open source technologies and TopCoder developer community to develop AOL mobile applications.
- AOL and TopCoder (140,000+ developer community)announced partnership on March 4, 2008
- TopCoder community will work with AOL to develop applications and contribute to the Open Mobile Platform
- "Open" Platforms for mobile: run on any OS, any device...
Open Source Technologies: Powering the Mobile Experience : : view this presentation>
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