Today in mobile marketing - Now that you can buy stuff on Facebook, you’ll never leave; Apple delays software update for Watch after finding bug; Lyft teams up with Uber's No. 1 rival in China; Advisers gain business through social media.
Today in mobile marketing - Periscope is set to make fashion weeks more candid than ever this season; Fitbit exec says smartwatches still `more hype than reality'; Officials push for ‘real-time’ mobile payment tech; Uber for anything? Yawn. Meet Uber for Uber for anything.
In the latest reflection of how applications continue to gain influence, a series of announcements from Apple yesterday means that developers can create universal apps that save data across the new iPhone, iPad and Apple TV devices for a consistent and...
While the stock market’s recent volatility has depreciated the value of several digital conglomerates, other technology companies should not let this prevent them from hiring for mobile-related positions as these bumps are likely to have only a short-term effect, unless the uncertainty continues.
Today in mobile marketing - Apple’s Siri will give you hints about the upcoming iPhone event; Pentagon teams up with Apple, Boeing to develop wearable tech; Lenovo overhauls mobile unit around Motorola; Best apps for fighting back-to-school burnout.
Today in mobile marketing - Facebook tests AI-based digital assistant in challenge to Siri; Yahoo’s Tumblr gets mobile-friendly in bid to lure developers, brands from Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat; YouTube Gaming launches to take on Twitch; Amazon reportedly laying off engineers after Fire phone flameout.
Today in mobile marketing - Amazon launching one-hour booze delivery in Seattle; PayPal expands One Touch program to new markets in Europe, Australia; Apple Watch primed for mainstream appeal with Best Buy rollout; TuneIn adds premium option.
Today in mobile marketing - Apple shares pare loss as Cook says China growth is strong; 'Uber for kids' service Shuddle jumps into carpooling; The next version of Android will be called 'Marshmallow'; Apple to replace some iPhone 6 Plus cameras over bl...
Today in mobile marketing - Uber courts riders by playing Cupid on Chinese Valentine's; Swatch CEO signals plans to add to smartwatch range: Swiss paper; Mobile readers abound; the ads, not so much; Smartphone sales growth slowed in second quarter.
With major brands including Target tapping scannable print ads to target on-the-go mobile users, marketers can expect a continued decline of QR codes as consumers demand streamlined, no-download-necessary shopping methods.