The internet entering the "mobile" era of the end of the PC era?

US Apple has made the world a whirlwind of iphone and ipad, Google has announced the activation of 400,000 of Android handsets every day; Microsoft, which has been the dominant PC age, has been more focused on the smartphone platform Windows phone 7 ...　　The scramble for the smartphone and tablet markets by the world's top technology companies heralds the beginning of an era in which portable mobile internet access is mainstream. China's People's Daily published a recent article that the Internet is ushering in the "mobile" era.　　Both Time and Newsweek have written about the advent of the mobile internet era, and invariably predict that the PC era is coming to an end. Special text: Lvyun News Weekly said that the current mobile communications revolution is so far the biggest impact on the computer field of the largest wave.　　Just as a mainframe computer was replaced by a small computer, and small computers were made on PCs, traditional PCs are now being replaced by smartphones and tablet computers. By 2013, when smartphones came into existence in 10, 1 billion smartphones were being used worldwide, and PCs took 30 years to reach that total.　　Also by 2013, the entire mobile internet ecosystem will generate more than 500 billion dollars a year in revenue for the industry.　　and "Time" is based on the early June Microsoft and Apple released a new version of the operating system pointed out that if the future of the PC era will eventually end, then 2011 June, is its "death order" issued by the moment. In early June, Microsoft and Apple released their upcoming new operating systems.　　Industry insiders observe that while the plans of the two companies are fundamentally different, they have left behind the personal computer era that we have lived for 30 years-both Microsoft and Apple are developing more portable, simpler and more web-focused software that adapts to the times. From Microsoft's Windows 8 system, industry insiders have found that Windows is experiencing the biggest changes since Windows 95.　　Windows 8 has a new interface, more like the interface now on the smartphone platform, Windows Phone 7, than the traditional desktop or laptop interface. Although the Windows interface did not disappear in the past, the software now in use will continue to function in Windows 8.　　But, like the transition from a DOS system to Windows, Microsoft is preparing for a new transformation. June 6, Apple CEO Steve Jobs in San Francisco, the "Apple Computer Global Developers Conference" (WWDC), introduced a new version of OS X (operating system used on Mac) and IOS (IPhone, ipod Touch and the operating system used on the ipad) and the InternetNew service-Cloud services (ICloud).　　OS X 10.7 Lion will be enabled in July, and most features of iOS 5 and icloud will be delivered to the consumer experience this fall. The IOS 5 system enables the iphone and ipad to make a big sense out of the capabilities of Mac or PC with Windows.　　icloud, with its huge storage capacity, has the potential to develop into a substitute for PC hard disk. "Android" triggers mobile revolution in mobile Internet devices, Microsoft and Apple are not the most competitive rivals, and they have a common rival, the current growth of Google's Android phone and tablet operating system.　　US Newsweek has commented that Android, based on the development of source code, has sparked a revolution in the Mobile world. Mobile Advertising research company Millennial Media last week released the May 2011 Mobile Internet Survey. The market share of smartphones, functional handsets and other mobile terminals is 67%, 17% and 16% per cent in the mobile end market, according to the report.　　Android has been a leader in the smartphone OS market for the past 6 months, with a market share of 53%, compared with 27% of Apple's iOS. Google officially released its Android operating system on November 5, 2007.　　Data from the end of 2010 show that Android, which is officially launched for three years, has overtaken the decade-old Nokia Symbian system to become the world's most popular smartphone platform. Android is now the largest smartphone platform in the United States and the fastest-growing user platform.　　According to a new statistic, the United States has a total of 72.5 million smartphone users, including Android phone users accounted for 34.7%, the remaining BlackBerry users and iphone users accounted for 27.1% and 25.5% respectively. The Android system has 11 million lines of code, and the entire program takes up only 200M of space, equivalent to 40 songs in MP3 format.　　But it is profoundly changing the mobile industry, shifting the balance of power from Europe and Asia back to Silicon Valley, reshaping the future fortunes of the world's big technology companies. Android has also turned Google and Apple from allies into fierce rivals. After the iphone was unveiled in 2007, Apple quickly grabbed market share as it sold around the world. But the advent of the Android platform has enabled handset makers such as Motorola and Samsung to develop products that compete with the iphone. Last year, thanks to the restraint of these manufacturers, Apple's brilliance began to fade. "Father of Android", Google's vice president of engineering, Rubin the credit to Android as an open platform shared by a number of handset manufacturers, toTo integrate the collective power, while Apple is alone in the development of proprietary hardware and software. Market outlook for most of the giant melee this newspaper analyst Mary Mik said that by 2013, the benefits of the entire mobile Internet ecosystem, namely Internet access, online trade, paid services and advertising, would generate more than 500 billion dollars a year in revenue for the industry.　　As long as users continue to use these services and download a variety of applications, every mobile device sold will create a stream of revenue streams. Some experts point out that big companies such as Apple, Google and Microsoft, which provide desktop services, must shift their focus to mobile devices if they are to retain their competitiveness. But it will have to compete with traditional handset makers like Nokia and RIM (Motion). Nokia is still the industry's Big Mac and has developed its own smartphone operating system, Symbian.　　There are already 1.3 billion Nokia handsets in use worldwide, of which 200 million are smartphones. The Android system is free, and Google allows handset makers to change the original code for customization, meaning that Android phones made by Samsung and Motorola can have different user interfaces. By contrast, Apple's tight control of the system allows it to provide consumers with an exceptionally smooth user experience-everything in the Apple system can be seamlessly connected. The Android model is relatively confusing.　　If handset makers are making too many changes and customizations to Android, it will be split into many different versions and will not be fully compatible with each other. Microsoft hopes this fragmentation will be an incentive for Android to fail. Microsoft launched its new version of Mobile OS Windows Phone 7 late last year. To use WP7, handset makers must pay the license fee to Microsoft and not make too many changes to the code.　　Microsoft is selling WP7 to companies that already use the Android system. Mobile devices have far-reaching effects on politics, economy and education smart phones help people "global interaction" this newspaper mobile internet devices will reach the remotest corners of the world. Yankee Group, a High-tech research firm, last year predicted that 5 billion handsets would be used by nearly 7 billion people worldwide by 2011. While most of them are feature phones (i.e., not smartphones), the technology used on smartphones will become so cheap in the next decade that every phone that is eventually sold will be the "smartphone" we call today. "It's a battle to fight for everyone on the planet," says Carl Hau, head of research at Yankee Group. That's why the big tech companies deserve to fight for the market. "Most importantly, everySmartphones will continue to connect to the Internet.　　Adams, author of the Dilbert, wrote in an article published in 2009 that smartphones represent a "extended" (Exobrain) that expands the human brain, enabling people to store and acquire large amounts of information and to perform tasks such as navigating in unfamiliar terrain. So what happens when most of the people on Earth have a device that can instantly capture almost all the information in the world?　　The impact on politics, education and the global economy will be far-reaching. In theory, the revolution in the field of mobile communications has allowed citizens to demand greater accountability and openness from their governments. Conversely, it is easier for the government to monitor its citizens.　　"The possibility of having 5 billion surveillance points is absolutely there," Jonathan Zitlin, a joint director of the University of Beckman Internet and Social Research center, said.　　In addition, the wide application of Low-cost handheld devices will enable people in developing countries to learn more quickly and easily about the situation in other countries of the world and to participate in a global interaction. "I can't imagine what other inventions, like smartphones, have made such a big difference to the lives of the most remote rural people in emerging markets since the invention of the early industrial revolution." It means a revolution of knowledge to them.　　"said Motorola's joint CEO, Sanjai Jaha. Rapid growth of Chinese mobile phone users at present, Chinese mobile phone users grow rapidly.　　At the end of 2009, the size of our mobile internet users was 233 million, at the end of 2010 to 303 million, and by the end of April this figure had jumped to 477 million.　　Considering that our mobile phone users have broken the 900 million mark, the industry analysts said, with the further popularization of 3G and other technologies, China Mobile Internet also has tremendous growth potential. Mobile internet will be the engine of development "mobile Internet has become the fastest growing in the information industry, the most competitive, the most active areas of innovation."　　"The mobile Internet White Paper, published recently by the Ministry of Industry and Information technology, is judged.　　Some experts point out that the mobile Internet is the next 10 years of development of the information industry engine, "smart people win the future." The broader implication is that mobile internet has changed the way people live, learn and work, the paper says.　　Mobile internet has brought about a full range of changes and shocks, and gradually extends from individuals and families to the business sector. Industry experts said, because the mobile terminal penetration rate is far higher than the personal computer, mobile Internet development will greatly accelerate the whole society, especially the remote rural informatization process.　　This is particularly important for our country, which still has a large digital divide between the east and the west. Smartphone smartphone (Smartphone) is a mobile phone that has more computing power and functionality than a traditional mobile phone, and it can expand functionality by downloading and installing software like a computer. By the end of 2008, around 4 of the world.500 million smartphones. Common operating systems are: Symbian (Symbian, Nokia), Windows phone, IOS (for Apple products), Android and BlackBerry OS (for BlackBerry handsets). The application software between them is incompatible.　　However, because of the ability to install Third-party software, smartphones are rich in functionality.　　Combined with the support of 3G Communication network, the smartphone is bound to become a powerful, integrated personal handheld terminal equipment, which integrates telephone, SMS, network access and entertainment.　　PC PC, originated from English personal Computer, abbreviated as PC.　　On November 3, 1962, the New York Times used the word "personal computer" for the first time in related reports.　　The personal computer is divided into two main models and two systems, which are divided into common desktop computers and laptops. In 1981, IBM launched a personal computer running on the Intel 8088 processor. This type 5150 computer is the prototype of a modern PC and runs on MS-DOS (the Microsoft disk operating system).　　Since then, the development of the microprocessor and the operating system developed by Intel is almost equivalent to the history of personal computers. Reporter Notes I,phone 1994, Beijing, the second year of university, the school only a few DOS machines, we do not have a foreign language department.　　The students wrote their papers on the traditional typewriter.　　1998, Guangzhou, the second year of graduate students, the Department of the computer room equipped with seven or eight computers, to study three, because had to use a computer to prepare the graduation thesis, Word software finally used skillfully. 2000, into the newspaper, the newspaper to each equipped with the communication equipment is a BP machine.　　At that time, most communications were maintained by family telephones, street booths and BP machines. In the 2002, there was a mobile phone, but only used to call, not too much text.　　2009, with a 3G mobile phone, the home of the desktop computer has already been two notebooks, a Hewlett-Packard machine replaced.　　In the 2010, many friends and colleagues began to switch numbers using the iphone.　　2011, the villagers sent the ipad and the iphone 4, this is the current fashion gift, he often in the city of sea printing electrical orders. With the ipad and the iphone, many times there is no need to turn on the computer.　　Playing cards, playing games, watching the weather, teasing the talking puppy "Ben", surfing the Internet for information, shopping online, and frequently "weaving a scarf," has been a family lesson after dinner every day. This is roughly a woman who often lags behind the times and is forced by the Times to update the real process. Today, a comb, surprised to find that this is also a desktop computer to the tablet computer, from the BP machine to the functional mobile phone to the Internet and communication "evolution" process. It can also be seen that in this era of globalization, the Chinese peopleThe quicker we come to keep pace with the world, even the same rhythm. When I put forward the proposition that "the PC era is beginning to end" at the department's paper, many colleagues say it is too early. I retort, who can expect a few decades of development?　　Gradually, people will leave the work to the computer, all the leisure delivery smartphone, and perhaps one day, whether work or leisure, with a mobile phone, you can travel around the world. From Bill Gates to Steve Jobs to Rubin, the Jiangshan generation has a "geek" out, each leading the coquettish decades. What kind of technology miracle will come up? Lifetime, I hope to witness, experience.