Latest Insight•May 25, 2026
The Disappearing App
In 2017, Walt Mossberg predicted the computer would disappear. He was right. Eight years on, something similar is happening to the app. For an industry that has spent two decades measuring itself in downloads and daily active users, this is not a small shift. It is a reordering of how value gets created in technology.
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Authored byJeetendra Chandragiri
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