Morgan Stanley Predicts Mobile Internet For the Future, iPhone could fall Out

Published by iphone on December 21, 2009 filed under iPhone Applications, iPhone Commentary, iPhone News   ·   Comments (2)

Morgan Stanley’s recent reports come as no surprise. According to them it is estimated that the internet usage though mobile phone is on the rise. Their reports predict that within the next 5 years users will prefer going online or use the internet through their mobile phones rather than use their traditional desktops and laptops.

The news however comes as no surprise especially when you look at the number of people who prefer using the iPhone apps. Even internet usage over through Smartphone’s is on the rise. Another device that should not be overlooked is the Kindle which is a wireless reading device from Amazon.

Studies have also reveled that the growth of internet usage on mobile phones will be across the globe and not confined to just the developed nations. However the leaders in this are American Companies like Google, Apple and Amazon.

There are quiet a few tends in the mobile market that feed the growth of internet usage through mobile phone they include 3G as well as the 4G system broadband that is in the pipeline. VOIP services, online videos, the ever growing social networking sites. Another trend that is giving the right impetus to this new phenomenon is the iPhone that helps users do things that could otherwise be possible only through laptops and desktops.

The reports go on to claim that Apple will manage to hold its market for another two years, after which there could be a lot of competition from Google’s Android and other competing products.

Although the report is just a speculation of what lies ahead, the evidence surely backs it up. Looking back at the times when the iPhone was launched you actually see how much mobile internet has grown through.

Topics: future, iPhone, mobile internet, morgan stanley