For the general consumer, the smartphone is essential part of a person’s life. Soon driver’s license ID, Passports and opening car doors will be done using our smartphones.
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Yea like the Samsung Odyssey but last time I have checked their prices were too high. I like to have a standard resolution to watch full screen Netflix etc
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Early adopters are not buying ultrawide monitors because of 1) Price and 2) Practicality. I believe dual monitor displays are the trend until some drastic feature in ultrawides occurs.
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That’s funny ! 
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In the United States, Apple’s iOS has overtaken Microsoft Windows as the operating system with the largest market share. Just by less than 0.5%
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Maybe MS should have kept their mobile phone around, I never used one and I heard it sucked though.
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Windows Mobile was losing marker share to Blackberry OS at that time prior to 2010. The app store for Windows Mobile was terrible and the same can be said of Blackberry Marketplace. Apple’s App Store & the Google Playstore are a few reasons why Android and iOS succeeded.
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I had a blackberry. The marketplace was really bad.
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Research in Motion was too late when implementing their third-party app store. Even the small keyboard Blackberry’s were known for was being superseded by Apple’s all screen touchscreen technology.
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its odd that mobile gaming has almost surpassed pc gaming in popularity, probably due to just about every having a phone and most of the games are free
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Mobile gaming is inexpensive as like you say, “just about everyone has a phone and the games are free”. However, in-depth, graphic intensive gaming still reigns king on the gaming PC.
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yea i prefer playing games on my pc. as a pc cod player cod mobile is like 2% milk while the current cods are like the vitamin d full fat milk
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This is not surprising to see. Android is perfectly acceptable for people who consume content especially as it lacks the bloat of MS Windows. For people who create content (hi there!), MacOS and Windows will be essential for years to come.
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