After the clouds have swallowed everything, will the mobile computing no longer exist?

Whether it's for small developers or big http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/3518.html "> Internet companies, the mobile end is a battleground for deciding the future--but wait, is it really that important?"

While smart mobile devices are exploding and gobbling up PCs, another power is seeping into every area in increasingly difficult to ignore, cloud computing. Quartz's author, Christopher Mims, put forward a sharp point: mobile computing will no longer exist. The reason is that when the world is really starting to run on cloud basis, so-called PCs, mobile phones, tablets, even smart glasses and watches, are not the size of the screen, there will be no essential difference.

Now a fact has in some way supported his judgment: several mainstream forms of operating equipment have begun to use some form of integration.

Google, for example, has recently been rumored to have submitted its Android notebook program to PC brand makers, with support from Lenovo, Hewlett-Packard, Asus and Samsung, who will join forces to launch a 12-inch Android notebook, priced at just 200-300 dollars, It is expected to debut in the 3rd or 4th quarter. And it's going to do more than Google, Taiwan's electronic Times has reported that as a Windows 8 upgrade, Windows Blue will consolidate the Windows PC platform and Windows Phone mobile platform.

Compared to the two methods of migrating or merging operating systems, a completely cloud-based Chrome OS is clearly more in line with Mims's vision. Within Google, the Chrome OS and Android teams have also been integrated, Sundar Pitchai, head of the former Chrome team, who has said that two operating systems will remain independent for "a long time".

For now, the gap between movement and non-mobility is mostly psychological. Schmidt believes that Google will let the market determine at what time the way to integrate two operating systems, after all, now the main users are still used to grow up with the traditional PC generation, compared to the long-term desktop operating system experience, touch screen mobile device is a relatively new thing, Not to mention the global number of people who haven't touched or just touched smart mobile devices.

But think about it, if you were to paint an interactive way across the size of an existing screen, it would provide a consistent experience regardless of the device we were connected to, and it would be able to provide the appropriate functionality by automatically adapting to the access device, what would it look like?

Is it an escalating Android or iOS system? Failed Windows 8, Windows blue, or even Windows 9? Or is it a chrome OS with native apps?

Will not be. Its real form will be-based on cloud computing.

Even with a very different operating system, the reason why our phones, tablets and computers can connect more and more is that many of the services we rely on are not running on the device itself, but in the cloud. Our equipment no longer stores our data, and the actions we handle or share are not conducted locally.

So, over time, the devices that we use, whether mobile phones, notebooks, smart glasses, or watches, will be based on the existence of cloud computing.

So, in this cloud-based world, the question becomes: what is "move" computing? If it is just the name of the screen we give to carry, it will no longer be necessary.

(Responsible editor: Fumingli)