Comments (0) 19-06-2008
eMarketer forecasts that over 800 million people worldwide will be participating in a social network via their mobile phones by 2012. My note: market will be much more bigger, as there are huge potential of China and India. Even now people on the globe use +1.2 Billion Mobile Phones. I expect to see army of Mobile SEO specialists including Mobile Social Media Optimizators who will seo Mobile Social Networkings.
Comments (0) 23-05-2008
Mobile social-networking services grows fast: as AIRG - social networking on mobile phones since 2000, a mobile community that is interconnected to more than 85 mobile operators globally, including Sprint Nextel, Cingular, Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile, Hookt - social networking service for teens, Dodgeball by Google, Microsoft has develop a mobile social networking service based on Slam, but massive Myspace got mobilized too.
Continue reading Comments (6) 10-03-2008
Nice guys Jyri Engestrom and Petteri Kopone, the founders of mobile social networking company Jaiku, have sold their company to Google. Yahoo is beta-testing social network Mash. And some tells Google going to buy Yahoo ;)
David Filo, co-founder of Yahoo! Inc in 1995 says: 'The idea that people use mobile devices only for voice calls will change. Though text messages and voice calls will continue to drive the business, complex services and applications will arrive on the mobile devices. In the coming years, we can see people shifting from mere voice services to data services and other applications. They will be spending more on these new services. The second area, which will drive the Internet, is the community and social space. User generated content is bringing a lot of people together. This momentum will gain strength in the coming days.'
Comments (0) 16-10-2007
The Mobile Web Initiative’s goal is to make browsing the Web from mobile devices a reality. W3C and mobile industry leaders are working together to improve Web content production and access for mobile users and the greater Web.
Tim Berners-Lee, W3C Director and inventor of the Web.