Many of these trends have been evolving for some time now and will surely receive attention in 2010.
Trends pointed out are: Flex & Flash, Micro-blogging/Messaging/Status Updates, Online Reputations, Cloud Computing, Social Media, Geolocation, Video Advertising, Search, Mobile, Real-Time, Content Creation, Analytics.
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Many of these trends have been evolving for some time now and will surely receive attention in 2010.
Trends pointed out are: Flex & Flash, Micro-blogging/Messaging/Status Updates, Online Reputations, Cloud Computing, Social Media, Geolocation, Video Advertising, Search, Mobile, Real-Time, Content Creation, Analytics.
No longer an issue of hardware:
Stacked up side by side the Nexus One has better hardware than the iPhone but that is a meaningless fact as Apple can ultimately upgrade iPhone’s hardware for future releases. Differentiating phones by upgrading hardware as the unique differentiator is a strategy doomed to failure similarly to what is happening with desktop computers. Image and price will take a bigger part in the decision making process. Over time, and maybe it has already begun, consumers are worrying less about hardware and more about features and image.