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I wanted to dedicate this post to a conversation I recently had with a good friend of mine in NYC two weekends ago. He runs his own Mac support business (and he really knows the technology and the business). I was telling him about some of the web stuff I had been getting into and he mentioned how, because he is always on the go, he really appreciates things that he can easily bring up on his iphone and that the future of the internet is really about mobility – being able to pull something up, and have it look good, on an iphone, nexus, ipad, kindle etc. is what the future is all about. So, when I saw this article that supported my friend’s opinion, I thought it would be worth blogging about: Here is a small blurb from an article on Mashable, presenting a study and pointing out that mobility will rule the web by 2015.
In a dense, 87-page report, Morgan Stanley analysts have charted the most important online trends and predicted the future of the Internet. In addition to forecasting more online shopping and showing the geographical distribution of Internet users, the study also shows a dramatic shift toward mobile web use.
Read the rest of the ARTICLE HEREin Mashable.
The real question, however, at least for the sake of the purpose of this blog, is what this means for people in ministry and for the church? How will this mobility be an advantage and/or disadvantage?
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