One problem Americans have with technology is they can't decide whether they want things bigger or smaller, particularly when dealing with their mobile devices. Tablets have become smaller while smartphones are promoting larger screens. The one thing they do have in common is this nation's never-ending battle against obesity—we like our devices skinny. We will never be satisfied until we have paper-thin tablets and smartphones.
In the course of my interview this week with Matt Josefowicz, partner and managing director for Novarica, on the use of mobile devices in insurance, I asked him if we were ever going to reach a happy medium on the size of our mobile devices and reach the point where consumers could get by with just a single device.
Josefowicz declined to speculate on whether we would one day reach that point, but he did have an interesting opinion: Don't bet against changes in technology.
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