
It’s probably a good time to analyze happened with mobile in 2012 and what’s going to happen in 2013. Colin Gibs from Giga Om shares some interesting perspective on the hardware and software side of mobile – devices, network operators, OS market shares et al.
A recap of 2012
What to watch for in 2013:
Companies on the radar:
About Colin Gibbs
Colin Gibbs cut his teeth in tech journalism during a five-year stint at the trade pub RCR Wireless News, where he covered mobile content, applications, marketing, and advertising. During that time, he co-founded the Denver chapter of Mobile Media Mondays, a networking group designed to connect members of the wireless community. His work has been cited by the New York Times, among other mainstream publications, and he has been quoted in outlets including the New York Daily News. Prior to the RCR gig he spent several years as a general assignment reporter with the Denver Daily News, an independent publication, and as a freelance sports reporter with the Denver Post.
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