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Anders Borg writing about the fun and crazy world of mobile and Internet service technologies.
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Thursday, March 08, 2007
The status of Mobile 2.0
The industry is still struggling to define Mobile 2.0, but the most simple explanation is that it's more about creating content than creating sites. In my mind it's based on two core things:
A more thorough, yet understandable, framing of what Mobile 2.0 is all about.
Telcos Failing to Capitalise on Mobile Web 2.0
Make More Of Mobile Web 2.0, Report Warns
Once again indicating telcos are not creative and several years behind in awareness. Remember the recent announcement that telcos would establish a mobile search service?
- Web 2.0 and the focus on user-generated content, which is due to the fact that tools have evolved that handle the nitty-gritties of creating sites, and that anyone can use
- Making use of the capabilities of mobile phones: push messaging, photography, video and audio recording, always-on, always-with-you etc
A more thorough, yet understandable, framing of what Mobile 2.0 is all about.
Telcos Failing to Capitalise on Mobile Web 2.0
Make More Of Mobile Web 2.0, Report Warns
Once again indicating telcos are not creative and several years behind in awareness. Remember the recent announcement that telcos would establish a mobile search service?
