Many folks on the run and who can not live without the Iphone, Cell Phone, PDA are already emailing each other, send text messages to each other. So who ever or which wireless provider first provide the ability for people who want constant connectivity will win out. The Cell phone / social media device is packed with amazing devices. You have:

The Iphone
T-Mobile is coming out with their T-Mobile G1, which is their Iphone for T-mobile subscribers.

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Everyone not only craves mutual connection they would like to use their cell phone to post a blog on their myspace account, add an activity to their bulletin board in their Face book account, update their profile in their Linkedin account. With the speeding up of time, no one has time any more to sit down one on one with their neighbor to kill time and sit in a coffee shop catching up on each others day to day happenings. Instead, a person who works in teaching people content management system tells his mother or father, hey, I don't have time to actually pick up my cell phone to call you to catch you up on things, instead why don't you either login to my face book account to see if I am free for dinner for my birthday instead of calling me on the phone to confirm. Or go look on my Drupal Blog as to what my weekend activities are.

It is estimated that over 600 Million dollars will be generated by User Contributed or Generated Content by 2012

How does this impact you and me, for most people who do not make a living at Internet marketing, it does not matter that so much revenue will be generated by users. Their main concern is how to stay in touch and not fall behind in the technology divide and look silly because they have not signed up for the latest top 50 Niche Social Networking websites to look uncool. Please come back next week as I continue to blog about social networking and mobile devices. By the way what do you think of the freedom it brings to be able to connect on popular social networks, your comments are welcome!

Source: Jupiter Research 2007, www.juniperresearch.com/shop/viewpressrelease.php?pr=54