Jan

A not so boring mobile life

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People make predictions of the mobile future in 2009. Here are a few good ones here.

Strands consulting take the safe road with their predictions which gives a feeling of credibility. The text covers a wide area of mobility and gives an honest compilation of knowledge. This text probably has lots of work behind it. Read the full article of Mobile Trends 2009 here.

If you are like me and specially interested in Mobile Internet Services, Rudy de Waele gives his predictions at m-trends.org. He gives loots of good examples of Mobile Internet Services that are on the bleeding edge today and points out where they are going in 2009.

Wapreview also belives in an iphone nano appearing in 2009. Read Dennis Bourniques list of 10 things for 2009.

Direct and measurable predictions comes from Mobhappy. Pinpointing some players that will fail and some initiatives to succeed.

Giving us 10 predictions in a quick list are mjelly.com.

Sarah Keefe at bango.com allready has one of her five predictions in a box, and the year has just began.

Breaking the pattern and only giving 2 predictions, but good ones, are Dan at Dan’s blog (2.0)

If you are more of a survey guy, the 20 questions answered by experts in the industry you want to read follow the link to this summary. Which also holds a nice safe list of what will NOT hit us in 2009.

The evolvement of mobile services in India will be extremely interesting to view. India will make use of the mobility in the upcoming elections 2009. Read about the Predictions for the Indian market here.

As the sun sets on 2008 my strong believe is that mobile life 2009 will NOT be boring.