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BIG find by Gemulder and our man, DOCcom!
Here is the full article:
http://www.wallstreetandtech.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=204802142&pgno=1
Like I & others have stated....it's about consumer choice.
So it makes a lot of sense to have the choice between Fidelity.com and Fidelity.mobi
Fidelity.com is still available to all - including those mobile users (presumably with time to kill) who really *do* want to read about Warren Buffet's childhood Omaha home, learn about the Jack Welchs' keys to success or obtain very detailed investment guidance
But Fidelity.mobi provides an efficient, simple, well-crafted set of only stock quotes and headlines relevant to the user's very specific mobile usage context.
-Michael
As far as which devices to target, Fidelity CEO, Ferra says he's a fan of Apple's iPhone. "The iPhone ... has been a tremendous positive for the industry by making people think differently about what the phone really is to them," he relates. [Ed. note: Fidelity has built an interface to the iPhone that can be viewed at www.fidelity.mobi.] "People are truly starting to recognize that the phone can convey a whole wealth of information. The cell phone needs to have a new name because it has so many other things built into it."
One lesson that Fidelity has learned through its mobile experience, according to Ferra, is that how information is delivered is more important than what is delivered. "In the early stages, everyone thought content was king in the mobile space -- that meant that you needed to get a lot of content on devices," he says. "Now there's been a shift and context is king -- you have to appreciate how the customer is using the [mobile] device."
Here is the full article:
http://www.wallstreetandtech.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=204802142&pgno=1
Like I & others have stated....it's about consumer choice.
So it makes a lot of sense to have the choice between Fidelity.com and Fidelity.mobi
Fidelity.com is still available to all - including those mobile users (presumably with time to kill) who really *do* want to read about Warren Buffet's childhood Omaha home, learn about the Jack Welchs' keys to success or obtain very detailed investment guidance
But Fidelity.mobi provides an efficient, simple, well-crafted set of only stock quotes and headlines relevant to the user's very specific mobile usage context.
-Michael