Lei: China Mobile Internet Commercial Road is only in the exploratory stage

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; January 8 News, the past 2012 years for Lei is undoubtedly the scenery of a year, its millet mobile phone official said sales of more than 10 billion yuan, the industry estimated its profit of more than 2 billion yuan.

Lei has said that the future of mobile phones must be PC, and eventually replace the computer. Mobile Internet is the general trend.

So, what does Lei think about the 2013-year mobile internet? "I hit 70 points for the 2013 mobile internet Boom Index," Lei said in an interview with the Huaxi Metropolis Daily. Because the industry is really booming, but its enormous energy is far from being dug up, so this year's mobile internet will continue to warm up, mobile internet users will increase the proportion and activity. ”

Lei that in 2013, the mobile Internet platform will be more significant, this trend will be more fully reflected this year. Mobile Internet O2O (online on line) mode not only will not perish, and will be more powerful, the user's Word-of-mouth communication will play a more prominent role in the product.

"However, it is still too early for the mobile internet to talk about profitability," he said. "Lei analysis, such as Millet currently has 10 million of MIUI users and 22 million of the meter chat users, but this data is not enough to support the internet to make money, Micro Bo and micro-letter has a larger number of users, but the commercial road is only in the exploratory stage."

For smartphones in the competition this year, he believes that Apple and Samsung in the high-end mainstream market will face the strong competition of domestic mobile phones, Huawei, ZTE, Lenovo, Millet, oppo and other excellent domestic mobile phones will be in the traditional market barriers ripped a hole, occupy their own place. "Mobile phone manufacturers will speed up the implementation of their own Internet electricity Business plan this year, but operators and other offline channels will still occupy a larger proportion of the market." ”