The Web is dead, long live the Web
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The document discusses the shift of internet traffic toward mobile platforms, highlighting that Android and iOS dominate the smartphone market while users are increasingly reliant on apps rather than traditional web browsing. It emphasizes challenges like development costs and the dangers of closed ecosystems, advocating for an open mobile web. The creation of Firefox OS is presented as a solution to these issues, promoting an HTML5-based, open mobile operating system that aims to unleash the potential of mobile web applications.
The Web is dead, long live the Web
- 1. The Web is dead Long live the Web Carlos Domingo CEO – Telefónica I+D Product Development and Innovation Director - Telefonica Digital 6th November 2012
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- 4. Internet traffic is moving towards “mobile” Global mobile traffic as % of Total Internet Traffic, 12/08 – 5/12 10% in 5/12 4% in 12/10 1% in 12/09 Sources: StatCounter Global Stats Mary Meeker - KPBC November 6th, 2012 4
- 5. Internet will be is already mobile 2OO MILLION MOBILE YOUTUBE REACHED VIEWS A DAY, A 3X INCREASE DURING 2010 200M 150M 100M 2010 November 6th, 2012 5
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- 7. Driven by smartphone adoption worldwide November 6th, 2012 7
- 8. Where two companies are capturing a very large portion of the market … 50,9% 23,8% 11,7% Android 8,8% 4,8% iOS Symbian RIM Others Source: Gartner, Feb 2012 Android + iOS 74.7% of the smarpthone OS Market November 6th, 2012 8
- 9. And people use Internet in a very different way than in the desktop, using apps and not the Web November 6th, 2012 9
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- 13. Creating new closed ecosystems Internet November 6th, 2012 13
- 14. … controlling… THE HARDWARE THE OPERATING SYSTEMS THE BROWSERS APPS THE ECOSYSTEM November 6th, 2012 14
- 15. PROTECT THEIR CORE BUSINESSES November 6th, 2012 15
- 16. … while preventing others competing NO FLASH, NO OTHER BROWSERS, NO EBOOK STORES, NO VIDEO HARDWARE ACCELERATION, etc. November 6th, 2012 16
- 17. Why should you care about this? • High costs of mobile/desktop development and support due to fragmentation • Complex and uncontroled mobile app distribution • No instant updates • BYOD makes it even more challenging • Closed is generally bad for users and consumers, locks people in specific ecosystems restricting choice November 6th, 2012 17
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- 45. And not everyone agrees with the conclusions November 6th, 2012 45
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- 49. Bringing lots of new improvements • Native audio and video support • Offline storage support • Cross platform mobile-desktop support • Plays nice with batteries • Nice transitions, animations and transfomations via improved CSS • 3G graphics support via WebGL • Lots of devices APIs • Canvas to read, write and convert pixels • WebRTC for real time communications November 6th, 2012 49
- 50. High developer interest in HTML5 Web developers are the largest developer community of the world November 6th, 2012 50
- 51. Some examples… not sharing revenue with apple SUBSCRIPTIONS DO NOT GO THROUGH THE APP STORE November 6th, 2012 51
- 52. Some examples… not sharing revenue with apple Books reading and purchase through the browser November 6th, 2012 52
- 53. … or offering a full alternative to the app store ANOTHER WAY TO DISCOVER AND INSTALL HTML5 APPS November 6th, 2012 53
- 54. … or alternative cross-platform development HTML5 GAMES DEVELOPED BY ZYNGA FOR FACEBOOK November 6th, 2012 54
- 55. However, HTML5 standards and browser support needs to improve to reach full potential … November 6th, 2012 55
- 56. "When I'm introspective about the last few years I think the biggest mistake that we made, as a company, is betting too much on HTML5 as opposed to native... because it just wasn't there.” Disrupt, Sep. 2012 November 6th, 2012 56
- 57. “And it's not that HTML5 is bad. I'm actually, on long-term, really excited about it. One of the things that's interesting is we actually have more people on a daily basis using mobile Web Facebook than we have using our iOS or Android apps combined. So mobile Web is a big thing for us.” Disrupt, Sep. 2012 November 6th, 2012 57
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- 59. • Performance • APIs for device access (camera, etc) • Good developer tools November 6th, 2012 59
- 60. Technical or political problems? November 6th, 2012 60
- 61. Technical or political problems? Running from the browser Running from home screen/app November 6th, 2012 61
- 62. At Telefónica we strongly believe that the openess of the Web is the way forward on mobile November 6th, 2012 62
- 63. And at Telefónica we created a project to fix this November 6th, 2012 63
- 64. Create Web native devices that fix all those problems November 6th, 2012 64
- 65. And in the other side of the world, Mozilla was having the same idea November 6th, 2012 65
- 66. So we joint forces to create Firefox OS, a true Web OS entirely based on HTML5 from the ground up November 6th, 2012 66
- 67. Unleashing the true potential of the mobile Web unlike other platforms Mobile phones where everything running is a mobile web application. Fastest and most complete performance of HTML5 and mobile Web apps at low cost Truly open mobile OS and ecosystem, any one can participate November 6th, 2012 67
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- 75. Courtesy of Breand Eich, Mozilla founder and CTO and Javascript inventor 75 November 6th, 2012
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- 77. Home -‐ screen Direct access to Apps Organize & Remove Apps Dock (up to 7 apps) Landing Page
- 78. Dialer Contacts Call Log
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- 80. Firefox Browser Screenshoot does Top Sites view History view not show rendered web content L Browser • Fast rendering • Pinch and zoom Tab view SeKngs
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- 86. NoBficaBon Bar Features • Lost calls • Messages • App NoBficaBon
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- 91. Many key industry players already on board with Firefox OS Telcos Firefox Key OS Internet Companies OEMS* & Chipset manufacturers November 6th, 2012 91
- 92. And we already are creating good market expectations “Firefox OS to Capture 1 Percent Share of Global Smartphone Market in 2013” (Strategy Analytics) Firefox OS 7-8 MM Biggest number of units sold iOS 3.7MM during launching year by OS Windows phone 6.9MM Android 1.3MM November 6th, 2012 92
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- 94. COMPETITION WILL MAKE OTHER PLATFORMS EVOLVE November 6th, 2012 94
- 95. Unleashing Innovation on the Open Web November 6th, 2012 95
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