Showing posts with label Firefox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Firefox. Show all posts

13 Apr 2015

Analyse Asia Podcast: The Apple Watch Conundrum in Asia



In this episode, we discuss the following topics:

  1. Apple Watch in Asia
    • Who's buying it? Why is there no smartwatch market?
    • Understanding the luxury business from the perspective of Apple and LVMH. 
    • The problem with Apple competing with Tag Heuer in a luxury watch market.
    • Misconceptions of western analysts on the Apple Watch in China.
    • How can developers invent new kind of apps on the Apple Watch platform if they are subject to the same constraints?
    • What kind of new interaction models could we conceive for smartwatches?
  2. Mobile in Asia
    • Firefox OS – Should they build a desktop version to compete with Chrome OS?
    • Web app vs Native app world – the indexing proposition for Google.
    • Google’s lacklustre Android growth – why are OEMs ganging up against them by working with Microsoft? Why has Micromax adopted Cyanogen?
    • The next billion problem in Tech (including Google and Facebook): Why apps like Duolingo are better suited to monetize the next billion. Also read Google and Facebook’s vision for mobile.
  3. Facebook and Social
    • Facebook cloning WeChat
    • What is Facebook’s strategy for Whatsapp?
    • Content is being commoditized on Facebook and the future of news and media.
    • Meerkat vs Periscope (with Twitter's backing) and why Facebook has not made a move on Meerkat.
Source: Analyse Asia

1 Jan 2013

Top 10 Mobile & Technology Industry Predictions for 2013

WinTel Market Share - Mary Meeker

With the New Year upon us, it's open season for technology predictions. Here are a list of my top ten predictions for the mobile & technology industry, including a few that I've made over the past 10 months.

31 Jul 2012

Firefox Smartphone OS: The Real Third Platform?

Firefox Smartphone Third Platform

Mozilla recently announced that they were throwing their hat into the smartphone fray by building their own HTML5 based smartphone operating system. The first Firefox OS based device is set to launch in Brazil, via Telefonica, before Q1. Let's take a look at its prospects and see if it can become a challenger for the crown of the "third platform" in the smartphone market.