[豆知识] 【整理】2011-12-25&12-31 移动设备超越个人电脑

jessiyear

Bits-of-Knowledge-2011-12-25&12-31

 

Beyond the PC

We are entering a post-PC era. This doesn't mean that the personal computer is about to disappear. But according to estimates from Gartner, a research firm, combined shipments of web-connected smartphones and tablet computers are likely to exceed those of desktop and laptop computers for the first time this year, putting PCs in the shade. Find more in this episode of BOK.

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Many tech folk think we’ve entered what Steven Jobs liked to call “a post-PC era”. This doesn’t mean that PCs are about to disappear. Shipments of them will keep growing, especially in emerging markets hungry for computing power. But smartphones and tablet computers are putting PCs in the shade. This year combined shipments of two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time, and they will keep growing strongly. In many rich countries, smartphones now outnumber more basic feature phones. And in emerging markets, such as China and India, they are expected to catch up with feature phones, too.



Downloadable software applications or apps have helped to make these tablets and smartphones so popular. Almost 18 billion apps will be downloaded this year and that number will soar as more mobile devices are sold. Many of these apps are free, but a few are used regularly. One study found that the 10 most popular Android apps accounted for 43% of all usage, and the top 50 for almost two thirds of it.



As mobile gadgets have become more powerful, they’re being used more at work. In 2010, 31% of devices used by information workers to access things such as spreadsheets and customer databases with their own, this year that number leapt to 41%, partly because of the impact of tablet computers. TechTypes refer to this as “the consumerization of IT”.



Although the number of PCs in use has risen over time, all sorts of mobile, web connected devices are now taking off. Some 10 billion of these could be in circulation by the end of the decade. This will produce an explosion of mobile data. By 2015, some 6.3 exabytes of the stuff will be zipping around each month, which is the equivalent of 63 billion copies of the Economist. Fortunately, much of this mobile data will be in the form of videos like the one you're watching now. It promises to be an eye-opening new era in the world of personal technology.

由jessiyear在 整理的生词：
tablet: n. 平板电脑



exabyte: EB, 艾字节。 1EB = 1,000,000,000,000,000 KB

曹婧谦

Homework

Many tech folk thinks we invent what Steven Jobs like to call “a post-PC era”, this doesn’t mean that PC is about to disappear, shipments of them will keep growing, especially in the emerging markets, hungry for the computing power. But smart phones and Tablet computers are putting PCs in the shade. This year combined shipments of these two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time and they will keep growing strongly. In many rich countries, smart phones now are outnumber more basic Feature phones, and in emerging markets such as India and China, smart phones are expecting to catch up with feature phones, too. Downloadable software occasions or apps have helped to make smart phones and tablet computers so popular, almost 80 billion apps will be downloaded this year and that number will soar as more mobile devices are sold. Many of these apps are free but few are used regularly. One study found that 10 most popular Android apps accounted for 43% of all the usage, And top 50% for almost 2/3 of it. As mobile widgets have becom more powerful, they are being used more at work. In 2010, 31% of devices used by information work is to access things such as spreadsheets and custom database of their own. This year that number leapt to 41% ,probablely because of the impact of tablet computers. …., referred to this, as “the consumerization of  IT”. Although the numbers of PC …over time, all sorts of mobile, web connecting devices are now taking off. Some ten billion of these could be in circulation by the end of this decade. This will produce an explosion of mobile data. By 2015, some 6.3 ……will be zipping around each month which is the equivalent of 63,000,000,000 copies of the  <Economist>. Fortunately, much of this mobile data will be in the form of videos like the one you’re watching now. It promises to be incline of opening a new era of the world of personal technology.

jkkiki

Many tech folk think we have entered a world Steve Jobs liked to call post-pc era.It doesn't mean that PC is about to disappear.Shipments of them will keep growing,especially in the emerging markets hungry for computing power.But smartphones and toplap computers are putting PCs in the shade.This year combining shipments of these two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time,and they'll keep growing strongly.In many rich countries,smartphones now are number more basic feature phones.And in the emerging markets such as China and India,they are expected to catch up with the Feature phone too.Downloadable software occasions or apps have helped to make these taplops or smartphones so popular.Almost 18 billion apps will be downloaded this year,and that number will as more mobile devices are sold.Many of these apps are free,but a few are used regularlly.One study found the ten most popular Android apps,accounting for 43% of all usage,and the top 50 for almost two thirds of it.As mobile has become more powerful,they are being used in more work.In 2010,31% of devices used by information work is to access things such as and custom databases of their own.This year that number led to 41% probably because of the impact of taplap computers. refer to this as the consumerization of IT.Although the number of PCs in use his risen everytime,all sorts of the mobile web-connected devices are now taking off.Some ten billion of these could be in circulation by the end of the decade.This will produce an exposion of mobile data.By 2015,some 6.3 aspects of this staff will be zeaping around each month,which is equivaleng to 63 billion copies of the economist.Fortunally,much of these mobile data will be in the formal videoes like the one you are watching now.
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smartsa

Many tech folk think we invented what Steve Jobs like to call a post-PC era.This doesn't mean the PCs are about to disappear.Shipments of them were keep growing,especially in the emerging markets hungry for computing power.But small phones and tablet computers have putting PCs in the shade.This year,combine shipments of the two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time and they were keep growing strongly.
  In many rich contries,small phones now are outnumbered more basic feature phones.And in the emerging markets such as China and India,they are expected to catch up with feature phones,too.Downloadable software occasions or apps have help to make this tablets and small phones so popular.Almost 80 billion apps will be downloaded this year and that number will soar as mobile devices as sold.Many of these apps are free,but few are used regularly.One study found that the 10 most popular Android apps account to 43% of all usage,and the top 50 for almost 2/3 of it.
  As mobile gadgets have become more powerful,they will being used more at work.In 2021,31% of devices used by information work is to access things such as spreadsheets and customer databases of their own.This year,that number leapt to 41%,probably because the impact of the tablet computers.Tech types refer to this as the consumerization of IT,although the numbers of PCs in uses reason over time,all sort of mobile,web-connected devices are now taking off.Some 10 billion of these could be in circulation by the end of the decade.This will produce explosion of mobile data. By 2050,some 6.3 expires of the stuff will be zipping around each month which is equivalent to 63 billion copies of the Economist.Fortunately,much of these mobile data would be in the formal videos like the one you are watching now.

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AegeanSea2010

Many tech folk think we invented what Steve Jobs like ot call the  post pc area. This does not mean that PCs are about to disappear.Shippment of them will keep growing especially in the merging markets hungry for computing power but small phones and template computers have puting PCs in the shade. This year combined shippments of the two devices are likely to outstrip  those PCs
for the firt time and they will keep growing strongly.In many rich countries, smalls phones now outnumber more basic feature phones.
And in the emerging markets such as China and Endia, they expected to catch up with feature phones too. Downloadable software applications or apps have helped to make these templates and smalls phones so popular. Almost 18 billion  apps would be downloaded this year and that number will soar as more moblie devices are sold. Many of these apps are free but few are used regularly. One study found that the 10 most popular android apps accounted for 43% of all usuage, and the top 50 for almost 2/3 of it. As mobile gages  has become more powerful, they will be used more at work. In 2010, 31% devices used by information works to access things such as spreats sheets and customer data basis will their own .This year that number left 51% partly because of the impact of the tamplate  computers.Tech tide referred to this as the consumerization of IT. Although the number of PC in use have reasoned over time, all sorts of mobile,web-connected devices are now taking off. Some 10 billion of these could be in circulation by the end of the decade. This would produce the exploration of mobile data. By 2015, some 6.3 exit bites of these staff  would be zipping around each month which is the equivilent of 63 billion copies of the economist. Fortunately, much of this mobile data would be in forms of videos like the one you are watching now.

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elizabethminzhe

【homework】2011-12-25&12-31 移动设备超越个人电脑
Many tech folk think that we have entered what Steven Jobs liked to call “a post-PC” era. It doesn’t mean that pc is about to disappear. Shipments of them will keep growing, especially in emerging market hungry for computer power. But small phones and tablet computers are putting PC in the shade.

This year, combined shipments of the two devices are likely to outstrip those of computers for the first time. And they will keep growing strongly. In many rich countries, smart phones now outnumber more basic feature phones. And in emerging countries, such as China and India are expected to catch up with feature phones too.

Downloadable software applications or apps have helped make tablet and small phones so popular. About 18 billion apps will be downloaded this year, and that number will soar as more mobile devices are sold.
Many of these apps are free, but few are used regularly. One study has found that 10 most popular Android apps accounted for 43% of all usage and top 50 for most 2/3 of it.

As mobile widgets have become more powerful, they are being used in more work. In 2010, 31 percent of devices are used by information workers to access things such as spreadsheets, customer databases with their own. This year that number leapt 41 percent, partly because of the impact of computer tablet. Techtypes  refer to this as consumerization of IT.

Although the number of computer in use has rise up this times, all sorts of mobile web-connected devices are now taking off. Some 10 billon of these will be in circulation by the end of the decade. This will be producing an explosion of mobile data. By 2015, some 6.3 Exabyte’s will be zipping around each month which is in equivalence of 63 billon copies of the economists. But fortunately, much of mobile data will be in form of vedio like the one you are look now. It promises to be an eye-opening new era in the world of personal technology.

yjiang4

Many tech folk thinks we invent what Steven Jobs like to call “a post-PC  era”, this doesn’t mean that PC is about to disappear, shipments of  them will keep growing, especially in the emerging markets, hungry for  the computing power. But smart phones and Tablet computers are putting  PCs in the shade. This year combined shipments of these two devices are  likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time and they will keep  growing strongly. In many rich countries, smart phones now are outnumber  more basic Feature phones, and in emerging markets such as China and India, they are expected to catch up with feature phones, too.  Downloadable software occasions or apps have helped to make those tablet  and smart phones so popular, almost 18 billion apps will be  downloaded this year and that number will soar as more mobile devices  are sold. Many of these apps are free but few are used regularly. One  study found that 10 most popular Android apps accounted for 43% of all  the usage, And top 50% for almost 2/3 of it. As mobile gadgets have  became more powerful, they are being used more at work. In 2010, 31% of  devices used by information work is to access things such as  spreadsheets and custom database of their own. This year that number  leapt to 41% ,partly because of the impact of tablet computers. Tech-type refer to this, as “the consumerization of  IT”. Although the number  of PC uses have reason over time, all sorts of mobile, web connecting devices are now  taking off. Some ten billion of these could be in circulation by the end  of decade. This will produce an explosion of mobile data. By 2015,  some 6.3 ex bytes will be zipping around each month which is the equivalent of  63,000,000,000 copies of the  <Economist>. Fortunately, much of  this mobile data will be in the form of videos like the one you're  watching now. It promises to be eye opening  new era in the  world of personal technology.                                                   
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yjiang4

on 曹婧谦
Many tech folk thinks we invent what Steven Jobs like to call “a post-PC era”, this doesn’t mean that PC is about to disappear, shipments of them will keep growing, especially in the emerging markets, hungry for the computing power. But smart phones and Tablet computers are putting PCs in the shade. This year combined shipments of these two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time and they will keep growing strongly. In many rich countries, smart phones now are outnumber more basic Feature phones, and in emerging markets such as China and India, they are expected to catch up with feature phones, too. Downloadable software occasions or apps have helped to make those tablet and smart phones so popular, almost 18 billion apps will be downloaded this year and that number will soar as more mobile devices are sold. Many of these apps are free but few are used regularly. One study found that 10 most popular Android apps accounted for 43% of all the usage, And top 50% for almost 2/3 of it. As mobile gadgets have became more powerful, they are being used more at work. In 2010, 31% of devices used by information work is to access things such as spreadsheets and custom database of their own. This year that number leapt to 41% ,partly because of the impact of tablet computers. Tech-type refer to this, as “the consumerization of  IT”. Although the number of PC uses have reason over time, all sorts of mobile, web connecting devices are now taking off. Some ten billion of these could be in circulation by the end of decade. This will produce an explosion of mobile data. By 2015, some 6.3 ex bytes will be zipping around each month which is the equivalent of 63,000,000,000 copies of the  Economist. Fortunately, much of this mobile data will be in the form of videos like the one you're watching now. It promises to be eye opening  new era in the world of personal technology.

董建伟

Homework

Many tech folk thinks we invent what Steven Jobs like to call “a post-PC era”, this doesn’t mean that PC is about to disappear, shipments of them will keep growing, especially in the emerging markets, hungry for the computing power. But smart phones and Tablet computers are putting PCs in the shade. This year combined shipments of these two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time and they will keep growing strongly. In many rich countries, smart phones now are outnumber more basic Feature phones, and in emerging markets such as India and China, smart phones are expecting to catch up with feature phones, too. Downloadable software occasions or apps have helped to make smart phones and tablet computers so popular, almost 80 billion apps will be downloaded this year and that number will soar as more mobile devices are sold. Many of these apps are free but few are used regularly. One study found that 10 most popular Android apps accounted for 43% of all the usage, And top 50% for almost 2/3 of it. As mobile widgets have becom more powerful, they are being used more at work. In 2010, 31% of devices used by information work is to access things such as spreadsheets and custom database of their own. This year that number leapt to 41% ,probablely because of the impact of tablet computers. …., referred to this, as “the consumerization of  IT”. Although the numbers of PC …over time, all sorts of mobile, web connecting devices are now taking off. Some ten billion of these could be in circulation by the end of this decade. This will produce an explosion of mobile data. By 2015, some 6.3 exabyte‘swill be zipping around each month which is the equivalent of 63,000,000,000 copies of the  <Economist>. Fortunately, much of this mobile data will be in the form of videos like the one you’re watching now. It promises to be incline of opening a new era of the world of personal technology.

yayadream

Homework
Many tech folk think we inevented what Steve jobs like to call a post-PC era.This doesn't mean the PCs are about to disappear. Shipments of them will keep growing, especially in the emerging of markets,hungry for the computing power. But the smartphones and tablet comeputers are putting PCs in the shade.This year combined shipments of the two devices are likely to outstrips there is PCs for the first time and they will keep growing strongly.In many rich countries smallphones now are number more basic feature phones.And the emerging markets such as China and India,they are expected to catch out with feature phones too.Downloadable software occasions or apps have helped to make these tablets or smartphone so popular.Almost 18 billion apps  will be downloaded this year and now that number of was sore as more mobile devices are sold. Many of these apps are free,but few are used regularly. One study find the 10 most popular Android apps accounted to 43 percent of useage and top the 50 for almost two thirds of it.
As mobie gadgets have become more powerful that will been used more at work. In 2010,31 precent devices used by information works is to access things such as spreadsheets and customer databases of their own. This year that number leapt to 41 percent, probably because the impact of tablet computers.Tech types refer to this as the consumerization of IT , although the number of PCs in uses reason over time, all sorts of mobile ,web-connected to devices are now taking off.Some ten billion of these could be in circulation by the end of decade.This will produce explosion of moblie data. By 2015 some 6.3 exit bits of these staff would be zipping around each month which is equivlent 63 billion copies of the economist. Fortunately,much of this mobile data will be in the form of vedioes like one you watching now.

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jackcruiser

Many tech folk think we have enter what steve jobs like to call a post PC era. this doesn't mean pc is about to disappear, shipments are keeping growing, especially in those emerging markets hungry for computing power. but smaller phones and tablet computers are putting PC into shade. this year the combining shipments of two devices are likely outstripped those of PCs for the first time, and they are keep growing strongly. in many rich countries, small phones have outnumber those basic feature phones. and in emerging market such as india and China, they are trying to catch up with the feature phone too. downloadable application or apps help to make these small phones more popular. almost 80 billion apps will be downloaded this year. and that numbers will soar when more phones are sold. many of these apps are free, but a  few are used regularly. one study found that 10 most popular andriod apps account for 43% of all usage, for top for 50 almost 2/3 of it. as mobile garget become more powerful, they are being used for more work, in 2010, 31% of devices are used by information workers to access things such as spreadsheet and customer databases with their own. this year that number lifted to 41% probably because of the usage of tablet computers. tech type refer to this as cosumerization of IT. although the number of PC uses over time, web connected devices are taking off. some tens of billions are in circulation by the end of the decade. this will process an explosion of mobile data. by 2015, some 6.3 excess byte will be zipping around. which is equvilant to 6.3 billion copies of economist. fortunately, this will be in the form of video like the one you are working now.
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jessiyear

on yjiang4

Many tech folk think we’ve entered what Steven Jobs liked to call “a post-PC era”. This doesn’t mean that PCs are about to disappear. Shipments of them will keep growing, especially in emerging markets hungry for / computing power. But smartphones and tablet computers are putting PCs in the shade. This year combined shipments of / two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time, and they will keep growing strongly. In many rich countries, smartphones now / outnumber more basic feature phones. And in emerging markets, such as China and India, they are expected to catch up with feature phones, too.

 

Downloadable software applications or apps have helped to make these tablets and smartphones so popular. Almost 18 billion apps will be downloaded this year and that number will soar as more mobile devices are sold. Many of these apps are free, but a few are used regularly. One study found that the ten most popular Android apps accounted for 43% of all / usage, and the top 50% for almost two thirds of it.

 

As mobile gadgets have become more powerful, they’re being used more at work. In 2010, 31% of devices used by information workers to access things such as spreadsheets and customer databases with their own, this year that number leapt to 41%, partly because of the impact of tablet computers. TechTypes refer to this as “the consumerization of IT”.

 

Although the number of PCs in use has risen over time, all sorts of mobile, web connected devices are now taking off. Some ten billion of these could be in circulation by the end of the decade. This will produce an explosion of mobile data. By 2015, some 6.3 exabytes of the stuff will be zipping around each month, which is the equivalent of 63 billion copies of the Economist. Fortunately, much of this mobile data will be in the form of videos like the one you're watching now. It promises to be an eye-opening new era in the world of personal technology.

hollybupt

many tech folk think we have entered what steve jobs liked to call a post PC era,it doesn't mean PC is about to disappear,shipments of them are keeping growing especially in the emerging markets hungry for computing power,smallphone  and tablet  computers are puting PC in the shade,this year it combined shipments and two divises are likely to out strape their of pcs for the first time and they are keep growing strongly. many rich countires small phone now are number more basic future phones and the emerging countries such as china and india there are expectd to cut up the furture phones too ,downloadable software applications or apps have helped maked these taplaps and  small phones more popular.80 billion apps will be downloaded this year,number will soar as more mobie divise are sold , many diveses are free but few are used  regularly .one study find ten most popular androd apps  account to 43% of all usage and top 50 for almost 2/3 of it .As mobile gagages has become more powerful  they are being used in more work.20 to 30% of diveces used by information word to excess things such as spirt shits and customer database were their own.this year that number less to 41%, partly because of the impactive  taplap computers.taplap refer this as the consumer resition of IT.although the number of  PCs is use over time,also the mobile and  device are now taking off,some 10billion of the ease could be  suculation by the end of the decade.this will produce explotion of mobile data. by 2050,some 6.3 ex-buys of the stuff willbe saping  around each month which is      63billion copies of the economist, fortunately ,much of these mobile data will be in the former vidioes like the one  you are watching now ,economist.
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jerrylvzy

Many tech folk think we invented what Steve Jobs like to call a post-PC era.This doesn't mean the PCs are about to disappear.Shipments of them were keep growing,especially in the emerging markets hungry for computing power.But small phones and tablet computers have putting PCs in the shade.This year,combine shipments of the two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time and they were keep growing strongly.
  In many rich contries,small phones now are outnumbered more basic feature phones.And in the emerging markets such as China and India,they are expected to catch up with feature phones,too.Downloadable software occasions or apps have help to make this tablets and small phones so popular.Almost 80 billion apps will be downloaded this year and that number will soar as mobile devices as sold.Many of these apps are free,but few are used regularly.One study found that the 10 most popular Android apps account to 43% of all usage,and the top 50 for almost 2/3 of it.
  As mobile gadgets have become more powerful,they will being used more at work.In 2021,31% of devices used by information work is to access things such as spreadsheets and customer databases of their own.This year,that number leapt to 41%,probably because the impact of the tablet computers.Tech types refer to this as the consumerization of IT,although the numbers of PCs in uses reason over time,all sort of mobile,web-connected devices are now taking off.Some 10 billion of these could be in circulation by the end of the decade.This will produce explosion of mobile data. By 2050,some 6.3 expires of the stuff will be zipping around each month which is equivalent to 63 billion copies of the Economist.Fortunately,much of these mobile data would be in the formal videos like the one you are watching now.                                                   
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yz343489954

HomeWork
Many tech folk think we’ve invented what Steve Jobs like to call a post-PC era. This doesn’t mean that PCs are about to disappear. Sharements of them would keep growing, especially in the emergent markets hungry for computing power. But smart phones and * computers are putting PC in the shade. This year, combine sharements of the two devices are likely to outstrip those of PCs for the first time, and they will keep growing strongly. In many rich countries, smart phones * number of feature phones, and in emergent markets such as China and India, they’re expected to catch up with feature phones, too.

Downloadable software applications or apps have helped to make these * and smart phones so popular. Almost 18 billion apps would be downloaded this year, and that number would soar as more mobile devices are sold. Many of these apps are free, but a few are used regularly. One study found that the 10 most popular android apps account for 43 percent of all usage, and top 50 for almost two thirds of it.

As mobile caches have become more powerful, they’re being used more work. In 2010, 31 percent of devices used by information workers to access things such as * and customer databases with their own. This year, that number left for 41 percent, * because of the impact of * computers. Tech types refer to this as the * of IT.

Although the number of PC in use has risen over time, all sorts of mobile, web connected devices are taking off. Some 10 billion of this could be in * by the end of the decade. This would produce an explosion of mobile data. By 2015, some 6.3 exabytes of the stuff would be * around each month, which is the equalment of 63 billion copies of the economist. Fortunately, much of these mobile data would be in the form of videos like the one you’re watching now. It promises to be an eye-opening new era in the world of personal technology.