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A Look At What Happened This Year In Mobile

December 13, 2010

A Look At What Happened This Year In Mobile

I’m sure you’ve noticed you’ve spent a lot more time on your mobile phone this year. Facebook has become largely addictive on the go – their mobile audience now represents 40% of their total usage. Mobile Twitter status updates, up 347%, have become expected multiple times a day – I personally use a Twitter Mobile app about a 15-20 times a day. I spend about 2 hours a day on the mobile web alone – I guess there are a lot of people like me who helped drive 3000%+ growth in mobile data traffic this year.

Mobile web activity has become a crucial aspect in all of our lives, but it’s more than just fun and games. The wireless industry this year created 2.4 million jobs and invested $20.4 billion in infrastructure.

This year, iStrategyLabs was able to support the work of this dynamic industry through our engagement with Mobile Future, who’s mission is to educate the public and key decision makers alike, as to how mobile is transforming the way Americans work and play.

To find out more of what happened in mobile this year, watch Mobile Year in Review and let us know what your think of it:

Guest writer Peter Corbett is the CEO of iStrategyLabs. More of iStrategyLabs animation work can be found here.

Disclaimer: Mobile Future is a client of iStrategyLabs.



About the Author
Peter Corbett

Peter Corbett is the founder and CEO of iStrategyLabs – an interactive agency that develops creative solutions to clients’ challenges and brings them to life in the digital and physical world. Follow him at @corbett3000.

3 Responses to “A Look At What Happened This Year In Mobile”

  1. sonic says:

    reminds one of a vid demonstrating the world of mobile in 1999 — at least at aol: http://bit.ly/gcQDhU

  2. Jonathan Trenn says:

    These are astounding statistics. But the real change hasn't come quite yet. That will be when the business marketplace adapts their business models to accommodate all of that usage. And not just the largest brands. 2011 will likely be a year of "best practice" development.

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