The article misses one point: people were playing games on their desktop machines even before smartphones were the norm. Just because people spend 20% of time o

The article misses one point: people were playing games on their desktop machines even before smartphones were the norm. Just because people spend 20% of time on mobile devices "browsing" doesn't mean the web is dying. The time-spent statistic fails when you think of what all users were doing on their desktops other than browsing. The open web was not killed by Microsoft Word, and it won't be killed by Farmville either.