DAVOS, Switzerland – The rapid adoption of smartphones and the applications that run on mobile devices will make 2014 a “tipping point” that radically changes the way people work and live, said Marissa Mayer, Yahoo’s chief executive. Speaking at the World Economic Forum on Wednesday, Ms. Mayer said technological advances were fundamentally changing the way that people connect with the world, ranging from how they conduct daily errands to their willingness to lend their car to a stranger. “It makes connecting and trusting people easier,” Ms. Mayer said. Ms. Mayer said 2014 would be a crossover year for Yahoo, which for the first time expects more traffic from its users on mobile phones and tablets than on personal computers.
Posted on: Fri, 24 Jan 2014 00:52:30 +0000
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