Data suggest that mobile Internet is the most popular

Diana, a senior student at Johns Hopkins University in San Francisco, says the world is now in the mobile internet era, a huge opportunity for their generation. That is true. Mobile internet entrepreneurs have attracted more than $19.2 billion trillion in venture capital in the 3rd quarter of 2014, up 232% from a year earlier, according to a new report by Digi-capital, the US mobile Internet consultancy. The United States currently has the largest number of mobile internet companies of more than $1 billion trillion, but Asia will be the fastest-growing region for mobile operators. Of the 32 companies with a global market capitalisation of $1 billion trillion, there are 13 in the United States and 5 in China. Future ventures and investment opportunities in this area will be brighter, and by 2017 the global mobile internet industry will be 700 billion U.S. dollars, twice times more than in 2013. Also from Alexander OL, Calif., its entrepreneurial team has just attracted a $3 million trillion in venture capital. His company is developing software that links different types of mobile applications in depth. Less than 30-Year-old Austin said that Google wins the world by indexing information, but ignores the fact that more and more information is generated and retained within mobile applications. Deep link mobile apps are a big headache for tech companies, but it's a huge opportunity for entrepreneurs-who has the best mobile apps database and who wins the future. How can young people improve their chances of success in the mobile internet business? Developers who have developed multiple downloads of more than 2 million mobile apps Lahur Vahineia that it would be better to position entrepreneurship in order to solve existing problems than to get into complex problems immediately. Vahineia a few suggestions for young entrepreneurs: transplanting other countries ' existing technology solutions to their home countries, transforming other areas to fit the industry, and finding and solving problems that are inconvenient to real-life or business processes. In addition, with a good team of engineers, solid technology and excellent products, can make a mobile start-up company become very valuable. On this basis, a loyal user base can make the realization of this value further. 2013, the US popular information applications Snapchat company rejected Facebook's 3 billion dollar acquisition price. Ivan Spigger, co-founder and chief executive of the company, is only 25 years old this year. The company, which was founded in September 2011, currently has an active monthly audience of 100 million, of which 71% are young people under 25 years of age. The US industry believes that Spiegel's refusal clearly shows that he thinks Snapchat a bigger price. The Obama administration has launched a "digital government strategy", which assesses that the number of users using mobile devices online this year will exceed the number of people who connect via personal computer networks. A shared mobile application development platform project is a key element of the digital government strategy, which aims to support mobile internet entrepreneurs. The Obama administration believes that more young people willMobile internet to realize its own "American Dream".