I really enjoyed a TechCrunch article by Richard Wong this morning that addresses the challenging realities of mobile platform fragmentation.
I think the article is spot-on, and as a so-called "battle-scarred mobile veteran" I especially like the following quote:
"the good news is that there are quite a few battle-scarred mobile veterans around that can help you with the Cliff Notes on the industry. Find one to help you."
Like every challenge, mobile fragmentation provides opportunity as well. The great thing about the current frenzy of mobile activity is that it presents consumers with a great deal of choice, reflecting the young and dynamic nature of this industry. It is difficult to stay on top of mobile trends, but not impossible with a little help from your friends.
I think the article is spot-on, and as a so-called "battle-scarred mobile veteran" I especially like the following quote:
"the good news is that there are quite a few battle-scarred mobile veterans around that can help you with the Cliff Notes on the industry. Find one to help you."
Like every challenge, mobile fragmentation provides opportunity as well. The great thing about the current frenzy of mobile activity is that it presents consumers with a great deal of choice, reflecting the young and dynamic nature of this industry. It is difficult to stay on top of mobile trends, but not impossible with a little help from your friends.
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