5. September 2009 “The State Of Consumers And Technology: Benchmark 2009, US” Mobile: Older Families Have The Most Phones
6. What’s Going On? Ubiquitous wireless broadband Devices that make it easy to do more than talk Network effects “Affordable” services
7. The Brick Era: Motorola DynaTAC Bell Labs proposed the idea of a cellular network in 1947 Japan launched first (analog) network in 1979; Nordic network launched in 1981 First handheld mobile phone in the US debuted in 1983; Motorola DynaTAC8000x, cost $4K ($8,762 today)
8. The Flip Phone Motorola MicroTAC introduced in 1989; GSM-compatible (2G) and TDMA/Dual-Mode introduced in 1994 Reportedly inspired by Star Trek Pocket-sized
9. Candy Bar 2G (digital) network launched in Finland in 1991 included SMS
16. SomeiPhone Data Points March 2008: 85% iPhone users access news & info v 13.1% all mobile users and 58% all smart phone users More than 2,000 mobile applications in less than 1 year More than 10,000 mobile applications downloaded w/in 6 months of 3GS (June 2009)
17. The Mobile Ecosystem Operators and Networks Devices Operating Systems Applications
22. Applications Frameworks are standardized; devices are not Device variables include Version supported Screen size Processor power Graphics capabilities Number and orientation of buttons
23. Web As Alternative? Web browser as solution to variability versus developing for a platform, such as iPhone or Android But each version of a device may have a different browser and/or a different version Operators set these requirements Problem: device fragmentation
24. Types : SMS Most basic: SMS Send keyword (“health”) to a shortcode (“12345”) and get something in return Think Twitter, Haiti fundraiser, WashDOT
25. Types: Mobile Web App Mobile Web Apps Basic HTML, CSS, Javascript Challenge to support multiple devices Logical extension of web apps Alters views in place rather than loading new pages
26. Types : “Native Apps” Created and compiled for each platform Best-in-class user experience Cannot be easily ported to other devices An exception: games are relatively easy to port
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28. What’s Different? Designing for fingers/touchscreens Memory, CPU, power limits Screen size Task focus Location-based features Iffy-or-slow Internet access
33. Positioning Mobile First personal mass medium First always-on mass medium First always-carried mass medium First mass medium where individuals can be identified First mass medium to facilitate the “creative impulse” Source: Mobile Design and Development (p39) and http://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2007/02/mobile_the_7th_.html
34. Context Most mobile tasks are short Most mobile tasks are undertaken “in between” something else … waiting in line, riding the bus, walking between meetings
43. Woman with mobile phone: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jamesjustin/2894092846/
44. Man with mobile phone: http://www.flickr.com/photos/blindscapes/3621995479/
45. Three generations with mobile phone: http://www.flickr.com/photos/olliesphotos/333193604/
Notas del editor
How did we get from here to there? iRetroPhone
4 billion cellphones in the world – 1 billion pcsSource: http://www.forrester.com/rb/Research/engaging_smartphone_users/q/id/56086/t/2
Three-quarters of information workers are using or are interested in a smartphone for work.– Jan 2010 - ForresterSource: http://www.forrester.com/rb/Research/collaboration_needs_will_fuel_smartphone_surge/q/id/48066/t/2#heading1
US Adults use smart phones – Jan 2010 - ForresterSource: http://demo.venturebeat.com/2010/01/05/smartphone-usage-continues-to-grows-in-us-according-to-forrester-research/
More: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_DynaTAChttp://www.retrobrick.com/moto8000.htmlhttp://www.mobile-review.com/print.php?filename=/articles/2007/form-factors-en.shtmlThe first DynaTac-powered call took place on April, 3 of 1973 in New York, Dr. Cooper was in the street near Manhattan Hilton, and the base station was placed on the roof of Burlington Consolidator Tower (Alliance Capital Building today). And at the moment of his triumph, Dr. Cooper called… Joel Engel. Their conversation was roughly as follows: “Hi Joel – guess where I'm calling from?' Joel, I'm calling you from a 'real' cellular telephone. A portable handheld telephone”.