9. By 2015, more internet users will
access the Internet through mobile
devices than through PCs or other
wireline devices
IDC http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS23028711
10. PayPal mobile payment transaction volume has
dramatically increased
$25 million in ‘08
$141 million in ‘09
$750 million 2010/2011
$7.5 billion by 2013
http://www.mobilecommercedaily.com/2011/03/22/paypal-mobile-transactions-exceed-6m-per-day-ctia-keynote
11. 43%
adoption
Our Mobile Planet; Ireland, understanding the mobile consumer, May 2012, commissioned by Google
12. 59%
adults own a smartphone
How ‘Appy are the Irish? Amárach Research & Fleishmann-Hillard, May 2012
13. Email - top clients - 2010
Others
Apple Mail
Hotmail
Outlook
Yahoo
iPhone
6.3%
Source: campaignmonitor account
14. Email - top clients - 2012
Others
Outlook
iPad
Apple Mail
Hotmail
iPhone
27.5%
Source: campaignmonitor account
30. Smartphones used everywhere
Our Mobile Planet; Ireland, understanding the mobile consumer, May 2012, commissioned by Google
31. ...so have you ever tried to access the
company’s website on your phone?
user interview on a recent iQ project.
I was sitting on my couch watching TV.
My computer was down the hallway. I
couldn’t be arsed getting up so I tried to
get my bill on my phone. He couldn’t.
32. Every time you assume
someone won’t want to do
something on mobile, you’re
wrong.
Josh Clark
@globalmoxie
Hinweis der Redaktion
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Knowing my limits - in terms of skill, knowledge and time.\n\n
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Very much stating the bleeding obvious here, whether it’s music, movies, photography - the usual suspects. But does it or will it affect our industry?\n
Exploding from the device side \n\nThe combined installed base of smartphones and browser-equipped enhanced phones will surpass 1.82 billion units by 2013, eclipsing the total of 1.78 billion PCs by then.\n
People are transacting more via mobile - they are currently doing 6 million a day in transactions\n
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This was a pretty easy decision to be honest. \n
One URL - any device. \n
Opinion shared by the one web.\n
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Great thing about CSS is that you’re not touching the backend - very difficult to break stuff.\n
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To my surprise and disbelief, it worked quite well - even on Ireland’s cheapest smartphone.\n
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This shows that if given the opportunity, people will use mobile to do the things they would have done anyway. \n