4. MARKETING INKLINGS
Users will get tired of disjointed
brand experiences and companies
will answer with omnichannel thinking
that lets the user pick up where they
le off across multiple devices.
II.
5. III.
MARKETING INKLINGS
More marketing companies will
branch out beyond services and
create physical products through
incubators, accelerators and
crowdfunding.
6. MARKETING INKLINGS
The mobile initiative planning process
will continue to gain sophistication as
marketers align business priorities and
user needs in the mobile space.
IV.
7. V.
TECH HUNCHES
Visionary processors like Apple’s new M7
chip will empower developers to create
unprecedented wearable tech experiences
thanks to the abundant data, ba ery
conservation and 24/7 tracking.
8. TECH HUNCHES
Google will revamp vocal activation by
VI.
opening up voice search capabilities to
developers, creating a new wave of
speech-detecting Android apps.
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9. TECH HUNCHES
VII.
While developers and marketers try to
make our phones be er listeners
through ambient intelligence,
consumers grow more concerned
about the privacy issues of passive
listening devices.
11. IX.
TREND OMENS
Fingerprint readers and two-factor
authentication features ease our
woes of data collection and identity
the . In exchange for anticipatory
technology, users will grow less
skeptical of Big Brother.
12. TREND OMENS
Consumers finally see the utility
in mobile wallets and app-ready
watches once they start
purchasing merchandise by simply
tapping their wrist against a sensor.
x.
13. Which of these prophecies will come to true?
The only thing we can say for sure is we can’t wait to see and
shape what the future has in store for the mobile space.