I’m not in the business of updating hundreds of native apps on my device all the time. The only native apps I use a lot on my iPhone are business productivity apps like e-mail, calendar and Skype.

Practicing what I preach, I’d say the future is all about webapps and hybrid apps because these don’t bind me to the app ecosystem of a particular provider who forces me to pay for content I can get free.

That depends on which latest device our testing team is working on. It’s a case of grabbing something hot while no one is looking! I confess though to using the iPhone 4 a lot and it will be hard for me to move away from Apple as I like the user experience and design. But watch out for the new Motorola Razr – that’s going to be a slick device!

I am currently watching the Groupon IPO. It still astonishes me how people can invest so much money in what is basically a mobilized e-mail distribution list with no special technology.

A lot as always! We’re rapidly growing to keep pace with business opportunities and expanding our global network of core partners and new products around media tablets. 2012 is going to be a big year for us. We’ve got some really exciting new products launching very soon, so a lot of time is being spent on those right now.

Mobile performance.

Mobile SMB.

Tablet web.

Steve Jobs, Apple – iPhone and iPad.

Jeff Bezos, Amazon – Kindle.

Andy Rubin – Android co-founder, @arubin.

SAP – in Hull. Needless to say I got out!

Well I haven’t had a “boss” for many years. All of my past bosses had their individual strengths and weaknesses I could learn from. The best boss can only be one who constantly tries to improve him or herself and gives clear direction, closely listens to employees and enables them to work self- responsibly, while staying motivated.

Talk to Google about their GoMo initiative, which shows how fast mobile is proliferating through all types and size of business.