Who Will Dominate Mobile Over the Next 5 Years?

By Evan Niu (TMFNewCow) | More Articles
January 18, 2012 | Comments (1)

The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which technology editor/analyst Andrew Tonner and technology analyst Evan Niu discuss topics around the investing world.

Andrew and Evan recently discussed the past five years since the original iPhone's introduction. In today's edition, they look at where the mobile revolution is going over the next five years. One of the biggest trends, among others, will be voice interactions.

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Report this Comment On January 18, 2012, at 10:59 PM, InfoThatHelp wrote:

Apple Siri is the new 6th Generation Project extending the Japanese 5th Generation Project's Natural Language (NL) ability onto its iOS devices. Only Apple has the money, talents, resource, management skills, and the innovative will to take this 6th Generation Project NL ability and monetize it, delivering iOS machines that disband the ancient keyboard, mouse, even touchscreen input devices, and use mother tongue human languages to converse with people to get things done in the human way, not the machine way. The new iOS apps will work in human ways using human conversations usng human languages such as English, French, German, Japanese, Chinese in the way a fluent human being talks.
Apple iOS Siri machines and apps will be the only machines and apps used by human beings all over the world.

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