As mobile starts to move towards saturation, what's next? Cars? AI? And where's the Dell of mobile?
Read MoreWhat did mobile look like before the iPhone, what did we think was going to happen, and what does that tell us about predicting the future?
Read More16 themes for understanding what's happening in mobile, with links to everything I've written in the last two years.
Read MoreWhat does it mean when you don't understand technology?
Read MoreWhen we say 'mobile' we don't mean mobile just as when we said 'PCs' we didn't mean PC. This isn't about the screen size or keyboard or location or use. Rather, the ecosystem of ARM, iOS and Android, with 10x the scale of Wintel, will become the new centre of gravity throughout computing.
Read MoreSmartphones are internet platforms in a way that PCs never really were, and they're not neutral - the platform owners keep reshaping them, and reshaping how user acquisition works.
Read MoreBy financing iPhones directly, Apple locks in iPhone users to a rolling subscription, enters the second-hand market in a big way and removes a piece of mobile operators' relationship with users
Read MoreFor as long as the idea of the 'mobile internet' has been around, we've thought of it as a cut-down subset of the 'real' Internet. It's time to invert that - to think about mobile as the real internet and the desktop as the limited, cut-down version.
Read MoreThe technology industry is a solar system: the smartphone is the Sun and everything else orbits around it.
Read MoreThe future of personal computing is mobile, and Microsoft has lost mobile. That means the end of Windows Everywhere, and undermines Office too. Now that Microsoft's admitted this, what does it do next?
Read More