Moving is devouring the world

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For the ' The ', tech is selling to everyone.

Yes, we are standing at such a special historical inflection point.

For the first time, technology is enjoyed by people all over the world at a very ordinary cost. When the last technology was so close to each of us, it was Microsoft's PC era-but at that time, PCs were just the benefits that middle-class families enjoyed.

Now, the move changed that.

Smartphones have become increasingly sophisticated carriers of technology, and mobile phones have almost become standard for modern men and women. Today, Apple can sell more mobile phones a week than it did in the whole of 1995, and in fact the former is 25 times times more. Almost everyone has a small supercomputer in their pockets.

The internet has become the first place to be changed under the wave of mobile shocks.

In 2014, the number of Internet access in the world was close to 3 billion, while the population with mobile phones was close to 2 billion. The internet population is expected to grow to 4 billion in 2020, and the number of mobile phones will reach 4 billion. The number of people without the internet is falling rapidly, becoming more and more close to the number of people without a mobile phone, and the movement is becoming the most important gateway to the Internet.

In addition, apps are grabbing the time that people used to consume on the web. The time to access the Web through the computer was not much changed in 2013 and 2014, but the time spent on the mobile-side app and mobile-side web was growing rapidly, with app changes particularly noticeable.

Internet advertising is also facing the impact of mobile advertising. Take a look at Facebook's multilevel revenue model, the bottom tier of Internet advertising revenue and other paid income at the middle layer have not changed, but the introduction of the top mobile ads, a short period of 24 months to make the overall income doubled.

In fact, the move is rewriting the entire technology industry.

The PC is now the most obvious victim. With the impact of smartphones, Microsoft, the PC industry's largest share of sales of electronic products, is falling sharply.

The main force Apple in the mobile world is gradually leaving the entire PC industry behind.

But PCs are by no means the only victims of mobile shocks, and almost all electronic products are affected in varying degrees. Smartphones and tablets are almost 50% of the consumer electronics market in 2014 and are growing at a very fast pace. In other words, the move is slowly engulfing the electronics industry.

Other tech industries, such as cameras: During the 1999, 80 billion photos were taken by camera, and in 2014 800 billion photos were shared on social networking sites. For the first time ever, sales of iphones and Android phones overtook Japanese cameras.

The center of the Science and technology world is also changing slowly because of the influence of movement. The Microsoft-Centric computing platform has now become Apple and Google, and Intel has turned into arm and Qualcomm, and the center of the Mobile world has been transformed by Nokia into the Chinese city of Shenzhen, where Foxconn is based.

In fact, when we talk about moving, smartphones are just a small form of movement. Moving real power, all is sealed on that one ultra-thin, extreme, high-performance mobile chip. The development of mobile chips will fundamentally inspire new types of technology products: wearable equipment, smart furniture, smart cars and so on. And these new types of technology products will inspire new data centers.

More interestingly, the move is not just rewriting the technology industry, but moving the other industries as well.

Technology companies ' brands are becoming more influential, and in 2004, the proportion of technology companies in the top 100 global brands was small. By the year 2014, technology brands such as Google, Apple, FaceBook and Amazon had increased the proportion to more than 15% horror.

Still, the tech industry is small in size for cars, clothing and advertising. The development of technology companies is often divided into three stages:

1, manufacturing technology companies;
2, the purchase of technology companies;
3. A company derived from technology.

Companies that buy technology can be considered to be those that do not rely on technology, and technology may be important to them, but they do not rely on technology. And the last one is a company based entirely on technology, and technology is fundamental to them.

Now look at Amazon, a Sears department store in 21st Century. Question is, is Amazon a "technology company" or a "technology-armed retailer"?

As we all know, Amazon gains almost zero on the internet, but he can keep on progressing steadily. Amazon has been trying to cover the various types of goods, but in the U.S. retail market share, Amazon actually accounted for less than 1%. In this case, Amazon is not a simple retailer, because if so, he should have died long ago.

Amazon is a technology-created company that derives from technology. Amazon's example tells us that every turn of the wave of technology will generate and drive a new round of business development.

Let's look at the other two examples-McDonald's and Wal-Mart.

McDonald's and Wal-Mart are actually derived from the "Truck + Interstate Highway", but if we say they are transport companies, it would be strange, because people know that McDonald's food, Wal-Mart is retail.

This is a bit like what we're talking about technology-derived companies, and the most typical example is Airbnb and Uber.

Airbnb and Uber are based on smartphones and the internet, the service providers, Airbnb do is travel accommodation, and Uber is traffic. They all belong to technology derivative companies, but they are not pure technology companies. What these companies are changing is not the technology industry, but some other traditional industries.

In other words, technology is transcending the technology industry itself. These more and more technology derivative companies let us see the trend that technology is breaking free from the shackles of the technology industry itself. Technology is entering other traditional industries, and technology is slowly gobbling up these industries.

The following graphs are the frequency curves that appear in some words in Google Books. It can be seen that railway, steelcompany these words will be more and more mentioned in the beginning, and when these things are used to people, talk about the frequency will be lower. Computerization and software The same two words, because people are more and more accustomed to the existence of these things, when all companies are computerization and software, people will be accustomed to forget these two words. In other words, software had unwittingly swallowed the world.

"The movement is devouring the world" basic and "software is devouring the world" is the same truth. The key points of the two are the same, both mobile and software that make technology go beyond the technology industry itself.

Smartphones allow technology products to be sold for the first time to everyone in the world, and mobile will shine because of that.