Mobile Version of LawMarketing Portal Now Online
I have seen the future of the Internet, and it will be viewed on a 2 by 3-inch screen. New research shows that most people will view the web on their smart phones and PDA -- instead of computer monitors. Accordingly, visitors to the LawMarketing Portal can now see a special mobile version of the site specially designed for their handheld devices.
Like CNN.com, the New York Times online and Google, the LawMarketing Portal displays neatly on the screens of iPhones, Blackberrys, Treos and other handheld PDAs that can access the web. By simply visiting www.LawMarketing.com on your handheld, you'll see all the articles on the home page in a minimalist display that includes text, links and graphics.
No downloads nor special software is required. Simply open your device's browser and point it to www.LawMarketing.com. Your PDA will automatically pick up mobile.lawmarketing.com, the address of the handheld-friendly site, allowing you to see all the latest articles on the home page.
Mobile devices will be primary web viewer
Mobile technology has reached an inflection point where the mobile Internet could be another viable consumer resource for online shopping and purchasing. According to PriceGrabber.com’s Mobile Shopping Behavior Survey, 58 percent of US online consumers already own a Web-enabled mobile phone. Furthermore, of those consumers that own a Web-enabled mobile phone, one in 10 has purchased products and/or services with their device.
Of the online consumers with web-enabled phones:
- 21 percent own a smartphone
- 8 percent own an iPhone
- 29 percent own another type of web-enabled phone
- 42 percent of survey respondents said they own a non-Web-enabled phone capable of using voice and text service plans only.
For the entire article, visit the LawMarketing Portal at www.lawmarketing.com
