Symbian company's chief executive, Nigel Clifford suggested that the popularity of smart phones in the developed world and the "leapfrog economies" phenomenon in developing countries--in which expensive wired infrastructures are bypassed in favor of wireless--would create a situation where there was a "smart phone in every pocket."
Symbian's head of propositions, John Forsyth, later argued that "in five years' time you'll wonder why you need a PC at all." also "phones are beginning to eat into the space" that laptops were designed for."It will be a great relief to be liberated from the laptop," he added, citing poor laptop battery performance as a key reason.
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