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Subject: Re: (keitai-l) Re: Mobile System GameBoy
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From: nick@kyushu.com (Nick May)
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>>keitai-l@appelsiini.net さんは書かれました：
> Somehow I got the impression that leisure services are
> somehow bad? Personally I believe enternainment is and
> will be driving force of mobile applications. IMO Europeans
> (yes I am one) should change their view about mobile
> applications from doing smart applications to smart phones
> for smart people to not so smart applications (entertainment)
> to not so smart phones (who needs a spreadsheet in the phone
anyway) to not so smart people (not meaning dumb people but
more towards teenagers than business excecutives).
The problem with these non-Japanese is they just don't know how to enjoy
themselves.... :-)
I think people should remember that the mobile market in Japan is
probably more strongly driven by young people than it is in other
countries.
Nick
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