Post by warner123 on Feb 27, 2024 0:14:11 GMT -5
Our lives will be increasingly “always on”. Forrester Research data confirm this: the population that will access the web in the next 4 years will grow by 45% and by 2013 , and internet users will reach 2.2 billion. But even more interesting are the data relating to the diffusion of mobile connections. The number of users who use mobile phones to access the web will triple in the next 5 years compared to current levels. A trend that will not slow down due to the current economic crisis: the crisis today seems to have pushed people to review their expenses and consumption, but it has not affected telephone bills at all. Coinciding with the launch of new mobile technology products, such as smartphones (Apple's iPhone, Google's G1, Samsung's Omnia) and the introduction of new flat rates, they are pushing the use of mobile.
The greatest advantages of this scenario will be drawn by telecommunications Uruguay Mobile Number List operators who will be able to find new sources of income in the new flat rates, overcoming the slowdown in sales in the now mature Western markets (in Italy there are 150 cell phones for every 100 inhabitants). The development of mobile internet will also affect many companies - banks, airlines, media and distribution groups - they will begin to use mobile phones to communicate with their customers, overcoming the distrust expressed up to now towards the adoption of a mobile strategy . At the end of 2009, mobile Internet penetration in Western Europe will be 17% , but we are now ready to make a big leap forward.
In the next decade – according to Husson – the mobile internet will reach the same penetration as the web as we know it now, with social networks, search engines and companies ready to churn out a mobile version of their sites. Since Europe has a highly diversified and one of the most saturated mobile markets in the world, the challenge for businesses will be to adapt to local conditions to stimulate the use of new services." These are dynamics and trends that are already changing the ways in which websites and online services are used. In order not to penalize these new segments of potential customers, it is therefore very important that a website is designed and built also thinking about customers who do not access via PC. Users who access from a PDA or mobile phone today are often forced to deal with display problems or overly complex structures that are not suitable for viewing on small screens.
The greatest advantages of this scenario will be drawn by telecommunications Uruguay Mobile Number List operators who will be able to find new sources of income in the new flat rates, overcoming the slowdown in sales in the now mature Western markets (in Italy there are 150 cell phones for every 100 inhabitants). The development of mobile internet will also affect many companies - banks, airlines, media and distribution groups - they will begin to use mobile phones to communicate with their customers, overcoming the distrust expressed up to now towards the adoption of a mobile strategy . At the end of 2009, mobile Internet penetration in Western Europe will be 17% , but we are now ready to make a big leap forward.
In the next decade – according to Husson – the mobile internet will reach the same penetration as the web as we know it now, with social networks, search engines and companies ready to churn out a mobile version of their sites. Since Europe has a highly diversified and one of the most saturated mobile markets in the world, the challenge for businesses will be to adapt to local conditions to stimulate the use of new services." These are dynamics and trends that are already changing the ways in which websites and online services are used. In order not to penalize these new segments of potential customers, it is therefore very important that a website is designed and built also thinking about customers who do not access via PC. Users who access from a PDA or mobile phone today are often forced to deal with display problems or overly complex structures that are not suitable for viewing on small screens.