With the spread of mobile devices with Internet access, two main types of sites have appeared on the Internet – the sites which can be accessed and used via iPads and other mobile devices, and the sites that can’t do this. In 2012 the owners of websites and web services that haven’t been adapted to the new tendencies, will try to make up for the lost time. As a result, the owners of smartphones and tablets will have fewer problems and their lives will be easier. 
Although mobile development companies will continue creating fully functional mobile versions of all relevant sites, the main revolution will happen in the sphere of online video – it will actively migrate from Flash technologies to HTML5 technologies supported by all devices without exception. Last year Adobe admitted that it wouldn’t be able to make Flash work perfectly on mobile devices. Most probably this technology, that has been dominating on websites where users were offered video and music, will leave the stage in a year or two.
Mobile apps developers for BlackBerry may not worry since Flash games will stay longer because in this sphere the new HTML5 will have some difficulties in replacing multimedia plug-in from Adobe.
The most smartphones have not even updated their OS to the Android 2.1 version, but it does not prevent Google from developing and debugging of the next version of its platform. So,