Android will breach the rarefied Billion user club in just six months from today, by June of 2013. A Billion users? Only a handful of brands have ever reached that lofty level. Facebook, Skype, Windows, Nokia, Coca Cola, Visa and Mastercard. And by 2015 Android will join the truly exclusive club of 2 Billion users, doubling that club's size from 1 to 2, joining Visa, which just this year hit the 2 Billion active Visa credit card level.
It took the Visa brand 32 years to hit 2 Billion cards in use. Google will achieve that level with Android in 7 years from launch in 2008. And the frightening part? Google will breach the 3 Billion user level in only .. one further year! Yes by the end of 2016 Android will be in the exclusive altitude of 3 Billion concurrent active devices in use of the technology and the Google brand.
What I now am calling the 8th Mass Media (following Mobile which was the 7th obviously). Google has won the battle for the 6th mass media (internet). It has just now been declared the winner of the 7th mass media (mobile) and Google is trailblazing its way to own also the 8th mass media, which only has a couple of million pioneering media customers in some of the most advanced markets today, like Japan, South Korea, Netherlands and Sweden. But Google is there already.
http://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2012/12/android-won-windows-lost-now-what-the-battle-of-the-century-is-decided-microsoft-relegated-to-ever-s.html
What I now am calling the 8th Mass Media (following Mobile which was the 7th obviously). Google has won the battle for the 6th mass media (internet). It has just now been declared the winner of the 7th mass media (mobile) and Google is trailblazing its way to own also the 8th mass media, which only has a couple of million pioneering media customers in some of the most advanced markets today, like Japan, South Korea, Netherlands and Sweden. But Google is there already.
http://communities-dominate.blogs.com/brands/2012/12/android-won-windows-lost-now-what-the-battle-of-the-century-is-decided-microsoft-relegated-to-ever-s.html
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