People are on the move, and mobility is where everything is at. We have seen the evolution of technology, and the general purpose for them to exist is to ease how we live our lives. As times passes, we realize that the rising trend of mobile devices are undergoing a massive migration, and all of that is happening straight under our noses.
We know that mobile is shaping our future. But when people are now becoming more dependent on the mobile devices like smartphones and tablets, over legacy systems like PCs or even traditional laptops, smart devices that taking their role to reshape the future of overall computing.
We're seeing the internet growing to expanding to more places, and we saw how tech giants like Microsoft that thrives on PC sales are now trying to keep up with the mobility and the internet trend.
Mobile strategy is affecting the entire computing ecosystem, and it's happening because of the fact that gadgets are becoming more powerful than ever before.
Mobile devices in our hands are now capable in doing sophisticated computing with hardware comparable to those on usual traditional PCs. They aren't anymore the gadgets for entertainment and communication, they're now the new PCs that we can hold in our hands.
PCs are becoming smaller, and with that advancements, modern smartphones and tablets can easily cope up with multifaceted solutions.
When mobility is at large, the trend then started to become cloud-based. In all meaning, mobile and the clouds are there to enhance interaction and synchronization across all channels and platforms, regardless where the users are.
The revolution of mobile technology are all happening at the right time at the right place. And this incident is not by accident as we were all having computers to support many things for quite a while.
Our future is still a mystery. But the traces in which the technologies are leaving in its way up, the outcome is somehow predictable: we're having a massive jump where computers are now part of mobility. Personal computers now belong to mobility because the entire PC-computing appears to be a fading term.
We will seeing more things and more people to be dependent on the internet and mobile.
Why did the trend happen? The answer starts where the modern culture set its place. When modernization is identical to swift, easy, simple and fluid, the culture is needing something that should represent all those. Even if technology is the one that started the culture, the result will still be the same.
As with the industry, we are all having more players. With more demand, there will certainly be more suppliers. Players from big to small are all competing to reach the more diverse ecosystem.
The result is certain: we're needing something that the majority of us weren't expecting back in the 20th century. And that is real-time communication, instant information transaction, and the world's data on our palm.
So if users' choice is everything, there is nothing wrong in accepting mobility in shaping our future of computing. Like it or not, the future is already here.