Yesterday I did the introduction at the Mobile 2.0 Conference – which was GREAT btw! Since the tremendous feedback I got on my recent Mobile 2.0 Start-Up Ecosystem presentation (as of now nearly 5.000 views!), and many people asking about yesterdays’ presentation, I decided to upload my introduction on Slideshare here.
Included in my presentation is a new ’slide exchange’ collaboration I started with Raimo van der Klein from Amsterdam. Last week he pinged me on a new slide he made on Google’s move to mobile. We started to email a bit back and forth, commenting on eachothers slides until we were happy with a result that I included in my presentation yesterday.
Since the audience seemed to love the result, we decided to challenge the mobile community to think with us and improve these slides further. The goal is to get the best “analysis” of Google’s moves into the mobile space. If you would like to participate please visit this slideshare group and download the latest version and give it a go. Don’t forget to repost to the group otherwise your work can’t be enjoyed by others.
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I really like what you have in this presentation. I wish that I had the ability to hear it, but the slides really do give a good enough overview.
I don’t know if Google is the only one moving, but they are making a good deal of noise about it to those who know. I am not sure that mainstream Internet users are ready for the net to make such a paradigm shift (at least not quickly). That being said, if devices, apps, and cost all line up, it can indeed happen in a way that Google seems to be posistioning it. Which is both nice and scary.