The Impact of Smartphone Emergence in Declining Web Dominance
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The research presentation outlines the decline of web technologies and the emergence and evolution of smartphones as superior tools for users. It identifies key reasons for the web's decline, such as the rise of social media and user demand for features that smartphones provide. The conclusion emphasizes that smartphones are more effective for addressing user needs, leading to their dominance over web technologies.
![References
• [1]T. Berners-Lee, Weaving the Web: The Original Design and
Ultimate Destiny of the World Wide Web. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press (CUP), 2000, pp. 35-120.
• [2]E. Woyke, The Smartphone: Anatomy of an Industry. San
Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2014, pp. 7-160.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/researchpresentation-160106233745/85/The-Impact-of-Smartphone-Emergence-in-Declining-Web-Dominance-8-320.jpg)
The Impact of Smartphone Emergence in Declining Web Dominance
- 1. Outline of Presentation • Icebreaker • Introduction to the Research •The Purpose of Research • The Outline of Research • Research Findings • Conclusion • References
- 2. Web & Smartphones Are Fun! Web, and smartphone are considered the most famous, widely-used technologies in today’s world. Ben Parr said: “Google has placed its faith in data, while Apple worships the power of design. This dichotomy made the two companies complementary. Apple would ship the phones and computers, while Google would provide Maps, Search, YouTube, and other web tools that made the devices more useful” Here are some interesting facts about them: • The first emoticon is credited to Kevin Mackenzie in 1979, it was simple -) and didn’t really look like a face. 3 years later, :-) was proposed by Scott Fahlman and has become the norm. • Google estimates that today’s Internet contains about 5 million terabytes of data, and claims it has only indexed a paltry 0.04% of it all! • The first smartphone “Simon” was introduced by IBM in 1992. And was sold by $1099 (413 BD). • The average smartphone user checks their phone 110 times a day!
- 3. Introduction My research talks about, and discusses: • An Exposure to Smartphones: Their definition, overview, emergence, and evolution • Web Decline: Reasons of failure, in-depth comparison between web and smartphones • Establishment of Smartphones: Why smartphone is the best successor? Users and market interaction with it • What is after smartphones?
- 4. The Purpose of Research The main “goal” of my research is to: Comprehensively study, and investigate the actual reasons that replaced the web with the smartphone technology, and to prove why smartphones are better than web. This goal is divided into small three objectives, as the following: 1. Finding the reasons that led to web decline, and consequently smartphone emergence: Evaluating their practicality, and assessing their effectiveness. 2. To neutrally and objectively compare between web and smartphones. 3. To support the preference of smartphones over web with real-life evidences.
- 5. Research Outline My research consists of: Chapter 1: Smartphones Evolution and Emergence • 1.1: What is smartphones? Definition, Brief Overview • 1.2: Smartphones Emergence • 1.3: Smartphone Evolution Chapter 2: Web Decline • 2.1: Reasons of Web Decline • 2.2: Comparison: Web Versus. Smartphones Chapter 3: The Establishment of Smartphone Technology Era • 3.1: Post Web: Why smartphone is the best alternative to web? • 3.2: The Beginning of Smartphones Dominance, User Interaction • 3.3: Market Interaction, Smartphone-based World • 3.4: The Next Future Leap: What is after smartphones?
- 6. Findings • The web decline is a result of several reasons: 1- Social Media & Messaging Applications, 2- Lack of Features Compared to Smartphones, 3- People Conception of Technology • The web didn’t decline in sudden. It declined gradually until smartphone use parallelized it, and surpassed it. • Among many technologies, smartphone technology was the best successor to web. • Learned lessons from smartphone emergence and web decline: The winning technology is the one that solves our problems, and provides our needs innovatively, and reasonably.
- 7. Conclusion • Smartphones are engineered, at core, better than web. And they solved the biggest issue that users were suffering from: The portability & access. • Smartphone emergence hardly impacted the web, and its improvements (evolution) made it the best alternative and successor to web. • The web didn’t satisfy the increasing needs of users. As a consequence, it was destined to decline and fail. • Users are the judge. The technology/product that is going to solve their problems reliably and reasonably is the one that will succeed.
- 8. References • [1]T. Berners-Lee, Weaving the Web: The Original Design and Ultimate Destiny of the World Wide Web. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (CUP), 2000, pp. 35-120. • [2]E. Woyke, The Smartphone: Anatomy of an Industry. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2014, pp. 7-160.