Recent science has allowed epileptic patients to select words on a screen by using the power of their mind. Never before has such a precise selection of words been possible, and it shows us how much the world is changing. Technology is advancing faster than we can read the reviews, including the future of the mobile experience and here are a few of the trends that may take the world by storm this year.

Application Domination

There’s an app for that. Experiencing the world in ‘app form’ is becoming a standard. Forrester Research suggests that people are moving toward an ‘app internet’ and that this trend won’t slow down anytime soon. Recently, the market for apps was estimated to be worth $2.2 billion.

Mobile Website Mayhem

According to Forbes magazine, mobile websites are well on their way to reinventing the way we experience the online world. With that being said, companies are likely to start investing in mobile marketing with a long-term vision in mind. This type of marketing is going to require a shift in the way companies think about marketing, with changes in customer interaction, culture changes, business and IT and investment.

No More Paper, No More Books

Environmentalists can breathe a sigh of relief now that e-books have made their way into mainstream media. Having a school full of e-textbooks create limitless possibilities. E-books have the potential for interaction, easy updating, audio and visual aids, and a real-time possibility of sharing information and ideas with another user. And, just maybe, we will no longer have to spend $800 on a single textbook.

Seamless

The way we expect our online world to look is getting just as much of a reinvention as the technology. Companies who head the industry in online marketing are streamlining experiences so that being able to move from one platform to the other is as easy as finishing an apple pie and starting on a peach. With an increasing number of companies following suit, it won’t be long before all companies are offering the same streamlined experiences.

Cloud Computing

This type of computing has changed the way we interact with data and each other. It has made the business experience easier to work with and more secure in some cases. Continuing along these lines, it won’t be long before cloud computing enables all users to interact with their data at any time from any device they choose.

2013 is shaping up to be a game changing year, and these trends are just the beginning of the how the mobile world will reinvent our culture. If you’d like to see some more 2013 trends, follow the link:

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DJ has been a high profile Internet Marketer since 2001. He is the CEO of TechWyse and as a passionate member of the Internet marketing industry is a key contributor on the 'Rise To The Top' and the InstantMobile Blog.

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