Mohan Sadashiva

The recent explosion in innovative and exciting mobile devices has presented a challenge to the average mobile consumer - figuring out how to move the content from their old devices to their new ones. In the past, when the mobile phone was really just a phone, mobile content was also simple - a set of names and phone numbers. When replacing their phones, consumers accepted as a consequence of the phone upgrade process that they couldn't take their contacts with them, started with an empty new phone, and either manually re-entered their numbers or asked their friends to call them so that they could save those numbers on the new phone. But in today's mobile world, this old method is no longer practical. Early on, mobile phone users only saved a few choice numbers of family and close friends. Now, the average consumer handset has around 50-80 numbers, and mobile phone... (more)