The mobile device
Estimated that the use of mobile gadgets such as mobile phones and tablet computers to access the Internet will surpass conventional computers. About 80 percent of Internet access through mobile phones, especially those based on Windows and Android. No wonder sales of these phones will surpass the Apple iPhone and Blackberry.
App store
In 2013-2014 there are 70 billion predicted mobile software downloaded every year from online application stores or app store. In the same period, the software is no longer used individually but by corporations. It's become a very lucrative market.
The fight mobile device
The mobile device has been grim desktop. Consumerization push tablets into the enterprise. Cloud and mobile are mutually reinforcing trends. Trends BYOD (Bring your own device) increases. By 2013, mobile devices will pass PCs as the most common Web access device used.
In 2015, more than 80% of handsets in the smart phone market will be met. And, 20% of the smartphone will be Windows phone. In 2015, tablet shipments will be 50% of laptop shipments, with Windows 8 in third place behind Apple and Android.
Overall, the market share of Microsoft's platform will fall to 60%. In smartphones, Windows could surpass RIM to become the # 3 player, and able to match Apple in 2015 the size of the unit. Windows 8 will be "relatively niche," which are generally attractive to enterprise buyers.
Mobile applications and HTML 5
Throughout 2014, the performance of JavaScript will push HTML5 and the browser as the main developer of the application. There will be a long shift to HTML5, from the original application as HTML5 becomes more capable. But the original application will not go away, and will always offer the best experience.
Internet of Things
Internet of Things is already here. More than 50% of Internet connections are things. In 2011, more than 15 billion Things on the Web, with over 50 billion intermittent connections. In 2020, more than 30 billion connected things, with more than 200 billion intermittent connections. The key technology here includes embedded sensors, image recognition and NFC. By 2015, more than 70% of the company, an executive, will oversee all Internet connected things. Being Internet of Everything.
Big Data Strategy
Organizations should focus on non-traditional data types data types and external data sources. Hadoop and NoSQL gain momentum. Big Data will meet social (media). The top five richest big source of data on the Web, including: social graph, graph intent, consumption graph, interest graph and mobile graph. The concept of a single corporate data warehouse, is dead. Various systems need to be integrated.
Mainstream In-Memory Computing
Changing expectations, design and architecture. Can improve the performance and response time. Enabling own business intelligence in real-time. SAP and others would accelerate application delivery in 2012/2013 to improve memory skills.
Integrated Ecosystem
Packing more than software and services to address the infrastructure or application workloads. There will be shipping more than "appliances," which in delivering software as hardware. New trend: virtual appliances, which are expected to begin by Gartner popular in the next five years.
LTE
LTE is a wireless technology (wireless)-based high-speed GSM and UMTS [wiki]. Simply put, this technology has a name called 4G. As we know now, there's 3G, 2G, 3.5G (HSDPA) are popular in our society. 4G technology has many advantages.
Why technology will 'ngetrend' in the year 2013? Because some operators such as Telkomsel, have a lot to test LTE technology last year and in 2013 it plans to release this technology officially.
In addition, telecommunication devices such as smartphones already support the availability of this technology, for example, the iPhone 5 and Android smarphone (HTC Thunderbolt and many more). We'll see :).
Windows 8
Windows 8 may have been released last year (2012), but its users is still relatively small. Then why will be popular in 2013? An opinion only, because the crack / loader of Windows 8 turned up late last year. It is undeniable, many Windows users do not do official activation online They prefer to use crack / loader which is actually easier to do, in addition to the price of Windows 8, which is expensive for an OS.
One of the shortcomings of Windows 8 which makes it 'blocked popular' is the User Interface - its a bit confusing. Compared to Windows-using previous windows paradigm 'Start' as the main menu to enter the program, Windows 8 remove this paradigm and replace it with a 'paradigm' that makes other Windows users need more effort to learn it.
Sources: Plasadana, zepbees, Kompasiana, danevil
