The 4.3-inch display is a beauty in its own right, and if you enjoy gaming or mobile video you definitely need to think twice about this guy.
Peter Csathy's recent article on TechCrunch does an excellent job of addressing the requirements of mobile video sharing and the need to rethink how video services are built.
Let's look at how the future could play out in the real world by observing three key drivers: VR video adoption, mobile-video user needs and the smartphone camera rising tide.
Chudnovsky knew Facebook needed to build mobile video calling after doing feedback sessions about Messenger's audio calling feature.
Mobile video viewership is growing fast and Twitter needed to get on the train.
"Facebook needs to keep innovating with things like mobile video apps, with mobile commerce," she said.
Even though the mobile video market is exploding, none of the apps out there are really addressing consumers' needs, or reflecting the real reason they take mobile video.
Mobile Video could use refinement.
"This is a mobile video device for corporate users".
Traffic, schmaffic: here's the real fun of Mobile Video.
