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Thursday, May 15th, 2008

Mobile devices about to take off in US: Churchill Club

Filed under: Infrastructure Support, Tools — Bryan Alexander @ 12:51:33 am

A group of future-oriented investors and analysts recently described what they considered to be the most significant innovations for the next several years. Mobile devices dominate the list, especially smartphones, according to the Churchill Club event.

In five years, half of what we think of as phones will do something far more profound than what we think of a phone as doing...
The mobile phone will be a mainstream personal computer. With built in projector. Authentication. Credit cards on SIM cards. ID cards, passports, drivers licenses. Any information you need...
Within 5 years, everything that matters to you will be available to you on a device that fits on your belt or in your purse. Massive shift in Internet traffic from PCs to smaller devices...

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