Rampant humbug again from Wired (a web puplication, written and editorialized on personal computers). Even if you discount the horrible fragmentation in mobile

Rampant humbug again from Wired (a web puplication, written and editorialized on personal computers). Even if you discount the horrible fragmentation in mobile devices, and the difficulty this creates for developers to deploy apps, any apps, there still remains the sheer growth of the web. "The Web", what is that? A simple answer is it's: The internet + a browswer. So is the internet going to die? Nope, that's growing every year, and a majority of the worlds population hasn't gotten in on it yet. Are browsers dying? Nope, any device imaginable these days comes with a browser. It's become unthinkable to make a device without a browser. So if neither of those is dying, how come the web should be dying? Because Wired, that's why. It doesn't have to make sense, just has to be sensationalist enough to drive more web-views, how ironic, really, wired.