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By: Invisibleinkdigital

Invisibleinkdigital — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 08:28:00 +0000

Hi Volker, I agree. I think the way that the payment systems for mobile devices in developing countries have matured will continue to shape future of app use in those territories. Especially when compared to mobile app use in the developed world

By: Volker Hirsch

Volker Hirsch — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 22:43:00 +0000

That is an important observation. The number of phones that are “not so smart” still outnumbers smartphones by a huge margin. The question is however a different one, I think: the market addressed by app developers in the (so-called) developed world is very different to the one of emerging countries. These are simply two different things. Check out Every1Mobile for initiatives in Africa. You will see (as you probably suspected) that most services there (and incredibly successful ones, too!) are running on J2ME and/or SMS and/or WAP.

By: Invisibleinkdigital

Invisibleinkdigital — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 21:30:07 +0000

Mobile apps will continue to do well in the developed world. However, let's not forget that most people in the developing world do not have access credit cards to purchase them. There's still a huge market for so called 'dumb' phones in those markets that do not need the level of investment in infrastructure and services required to run.

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