see http://www.businessinsider.com/the-future-of-mobile-deck-2012-3?op=1 for full article, this is excerpts
Yesterday, we hosted our IGNITION WEST: Future of Mobile conference in San Francisco.
To kick off the conference, our BI Intelligence team—Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, Alex Cocotas, and I—put together a deck on the current trends in mobile. We looked closely at the growth of smartphones and tablets, the platform wars, and how consumers are actually using their devices.
You can flip through the deck below (click on the link).
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Some of the more interesting slides:
- 70% of Pandora music, 55% Twitter, 33% of Facebook time is on mobile
- Apps are $10B growing at 100% per year
- More android phones are sold but most of the money is still on iOS. This presentation doesn't even include iPod touch which is a big part of the base, and doesn't have any competition from Android (essentially a phone-sized tablet, as a tablet is a scaled up PDA without a phone)
- Market is mostly Apple and Android. Windows Phone has its good points, but isn't making much of a dent in market yet. Windows probably shouldn't have completely ditched sizeable base of non-touch phones and windows 6.5 CE style which it could have done if WP7 were able to run old apps
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