louisgray.com: Our Smartphones Have Surpassed Their Role as Computers In Our Pockets - http://blog.louisgray.com/2014...
Nov 7, 2014
from
Amit Patel,
WoH: Professor MOTHRA,
Bruce Lewis,
Jenny H.,
imabonehead,
Sean McBride,
Stephen Mack,
Ken Morley,
Brent Schaus,
Anne Bouey,
and
Iván Abrego
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"The prevailing mantra holds that as our phones become increasingly smart and constantly connected, that we're walking around with the equivalent of computers in our pocket. These intelligent devices can do practically everything their PC predecessors could, from email and web browsing to document sharing and creation, music and photos, and any application you can think of. In fact, I'd argue that we're not only seeing people spend more hours with their mobile devices than traditional PCs, they're more functional as well - as the smartphone has surpassed the PC. Ever try taking photos with your iMac? It's tough."
- Louis Gray
Your phone wants to kill you. ~Amy Pohler
- Eric @ CS Techcast
Was this prompted by being asked where you got that graph, when it was from Fitbit's web site? It struck me how phone-centric we are these days.
- Bruce Lewis
@Bruce it wasn't prompted by Stephen's asking about the Web version. I've been thinking about this for a few weeks, as I was using my phone and then put it down to pick up the laptop, and started thinking about all of this.
- Louis Gray