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Mobile WiMax must grab YouTube generation, says analyst
Who win? Juniper Research of course for being paid to "research" the obvious
From News.com...
He said: "What they're going to have to do is think about the things that make the sort of sticky services that demographic likes the most. That could include social networking, it could include YouTube-type services, it could include music MP3-based services, maybe the ability to download direct to an MP3 player rather than via a PC. They're going to have to construct packages which appeal and provide differentiation, either through new advanced features and capabilities or from a price perspective that'll win over the key target age group."
I can give a more concise, better "researched" opinions. Hear me:
Unless you are:
- Downloading porn,
- Downloading music,
- Downloading TV series, movies,
- Streaming music,
- Streaming TV series, movies,
- Downloading porn,
- Watching YouTube, Metacafe, Hulu, Joost, or any similar services,
- Streaming porn,
- Downloading porn.
Why the hell do anyone need to get 10 Mbps, unlimited package? For faster loading Gmail? Faster Google search result? Sheesh.
Now pay me my $500,000 research fee.
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