Whether the rise of HTML5 and the emergence of 4G networks can end the continuous decline of Mobile Terminals

Whether the rise of HTML5 and the emergence of 4G networks can end the continuous decline of mobile terminals.

When talking about the future of the Internet, most people talk about cloud, big data, and SAAS, as if to discard everything. When talking about the mobile Internet, we insist that the NATIVE App is the future of the mobile Internet.

Indeed, at present, it seems that the APP has dominated the trend, but its increasing intensity is not as big as it seems, but a worrying fake boom. With the increasing proliferation of apps in China, the user loyalty of NATIVE apps, which are worrying about this issue, is also declining.

With the rise of HTML5 and the emergence of 4G networks, Si believes that the continuous decline of mobile terminals will inevitably stop.

As we have seen, this 4G browser is developed by Ruo-Leopard technology. It puts the Internet into a pocket of mobile browser, which is fast and stable, with functions such as website navigation, search, download, and user data management, you can easily and quickly access the mobile network after downloading and installing. Different from most browsers in China, the 4G browser of the Ru-Leopard follows the PC-Side tradition and can be seen directly without the need to expand the pages, one click can meet user needs.

The current weak browser is mostly due to the limitations of the network environment and HTML5 maturity, coupled with the improvement of App quality. If we use the life curve to describe, the browser is preparing for the Second take-off, and the App has reached the peak of development. The new version of the 4G browser of RuO & amp; A is based on this consideration. With the technical support of HTML5, the function of playing music and videos online is realized. There is no need to derive multiple clients to increase the click frequency. The 4G browser of the Ru-Leopard serves as a container to store all the Ru-Leopard videos and Ru-Leopard jokes.

In addition, the 4G browser added the "4g Application Center for Chinese enterprises" module and the "Application search" function. Users can click it to browse and search for various enterprise business applications at will.

To sum up, the "browser is also an App" statement is both sophistry and childish. The correct statement to refute that the App has defeated the browser should be "browser is also an App Store ". The implementation of this technology allows the browser to see the hope that with the continuous development of HTML5, the prevalence of 4G, the increasingly improved cloud-driven, browsers will increasingly become an indispensable part of various devices. Behind the browser is an open and universal development platform and ecosystem, and it is not just a simple Internet portal.

 

"Write once, run anywhere" was originally used to describe Java's slogan. Now it seems that HTML5 is a perfect one.

So is it appropriate that Search once and use anywhere is used to describe the 4G browser of RuO leopard.