I tidied up my clothes and happily headed home after school. After dinner, my dad told me that he had bought a phone card for me, and the home broadband had also been installed. The phone card was stuck on a page of advertising paper: there was a man surfing on it, with the headline "China Telecom's E surf 3G is incredibly fast!" Oh, the 4G era hasn't arrived yet. The monthly data package for the phone card was 10 megabytes, and a photo taken by the phone was only a few dozen kilobytes. Such a data allowance was more than sufficient. The app store on the phone was rather empty. When I downloaded software, the speed was only a few hundred kilobytes per second. Music streaming apps, video apps, and gaming apps all thought it beneath them to develop mobile applications, because the network was extremely slow.
"It's so boring," I couldn't help but complain. Where there is complaint, there is opportunity! This famous saying of internet moguls suddenly popped into my mind. At the initial stage of an industry's development, it's a barren land, but also a blue ocean. And in my short life, the biggest trend was the rise of mobile platforms. This time, reborn, I'm ready to take a huge gamble.