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I think the basic problem there is that we have run out of things do to via mobile in general, at least outside of the corporate world. Frankly most of what pe
by digi_owl 9y ago
I think the basic problem there is that we have run out of things do to via mobile in general, at least outside of the corporate world.
Frankly most of what people do on "smartphones" today that is not work related could be done on featurephones a decade or more ago.
- TeMPOraL 9y agoThis is kind of sad. Computers in general should let us do more stuff outside corporate world. That's pretty much the definition of empowering humans. But I guess it doesn't monetize well enough.
- digi_owl 9y agoor there is simply only so many tasks that can be done without a human physically present, thus nullifying any point of doing it remotely.
- melling 9y ago“most of what people do...” This is almost surely wrong but you made the intentionally vague comment so it’s not so easy to point out where you’re wrong. You might claim, for example, that tasks like email or internet browsing existed but they did not work as well. Also, we certainly haven’t run out of things to do with mobile. We’re talking watches, phones, and tablets, etc right?