Chart of the week: Smartphones Killing PC

Posted on February 21, 2011 in Mobile Marketing by Keith Humes

The chart below highlights a recent report from Morgan Stanley, cited by Business Insider, and shows personal computer usage is down 20% since 2008. On the Rosemont Review’s 2011 Prediction list, we not only cited the end of Google as we know it (monumental changes from the top down will alter the search engine giant in a major way), but also predicted the further decline of PC usage as the mobility and convenience of smartphones and tablets continue to take over simple computing tasks related to the home, office, and school system.

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About Keith Humes

Keith Humes is Rosemont Media's CEO and Founder. Since 1998 Keith has been at the forefront of Internet Marketing with Surgeons and Dentists. He continues to stay ahead of the curve and offers innovative insights to the world of healthcare marketing. Keith also lectures nationally at leading industry events, such as the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, American Society of Plastic Surgeons, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and the Dallas Rhinoplasty Symposium.

Keith is an avid fisherman and master-griller. Next to fishing, Keith’s favorite activities include surfing, and spending time with family & friends.