Mobile 2.0
Ten years after the iPhone, what assumptions can we leave behind? What do we build if we assume a billion people have a high-end smartphone, and forget about PCs?
Read MoreFrom mobile first to mobile native
What happens if you just forget about the PC altogether? But also, what happens if you forget about featurephones? What happens if you presume all of the sophistication that a modern smartphone has and a PC does not, and if you also presume that, with 650m iPhones in use and 2.5bn smartphones in total, you can build a big company without thinking about the low end anymore?
Read MoreImaging, Snapchat and mobile
We’re going from computers with cameras, that take photos, to computers with eyes, that can see.
Read MoreVideo is the new HTML
Content is moving from the open web to proprietary platforms - Facebook, Google, Snapchat and others - that give both new ways to get users and new formats to curate content. Far more video, far richer ways to show content, video as the new HTML (or the new Flash), and new metrics and dynamics.
Read MoreLiving in different worlds
What does it mean when you don't understand technology?
Read MoreMobile is not a neutral platform
Smartphones are internet platforms in a way that PCs never really were, and they're not neutral - the platform owners keep reshaping them, and reshaping how user acquisition works.
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