Today in mobile marketing - How Facebook and Campbell Soup are trying to read your mind; Snapchat introduces 'tap to view' controls; Amazon follows Microsoft's footsteps, announces India region; Which airline apps make flying easier?
Today in mobile marketing - Facebook Lite expands to India, Philippines; Samsung doesn't like it when you pay full price and keep the phone longer; Google mobile apps grab almost as much user time as Facebook’s apps; Facebook shakes up news feed in push to show more relevant videos.
The Atlantic and the Aspen Institute are tapping the full range of social media, from Facebook to Periscope, to promote social change through a broad exchange of ideas on mobile from participants both off site and on at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Today in mobile marketing - Apple’s iPhone 6 ends China’s cheap streak; PayPal and eBay to trade separately starting next month; Samsung Electronics plans more Tizen smartphones this year: source; Supreme Court denies Google appeal on Oracle suit.
Today in mobile marketing - Here's how Apple's Siri will control your house under HomeKit program; Mobile payments are making people tip more at meals; T-Mobile offers free phone upgrades whenever you want; Apple purges online store of certain apps usi...
Today in mobile marketing - Now you can use Facebook Messenger without Facebook; BlackBerry considers bacteria-free device for hospitals; HBO offers premiere episodes of two series on Facebook; Tap your phone, and a designated driver takes you (and you...
Today in mobile marketing - Instagram gets into real-time news; Facebook to offer South African Cell C users free Web access; Google dangles free music-streaming service to lure paid subscribers; Snapchat joins Daily Mail and WPP agency in marketing ve...
Today in mobile marketing - BlackBerry shares up 8pc after first-quarter miss on earnings; Verizon now officially owns AOL; Square’s Apple Pay reader shows how we pay is still in flux; New York taxi agency passes rules on price estimates for ride-hailing apps.
Today in mobile marketing - Apple Music responds to Taylor: We'll pay; How Oculus and cardboard are going to rock the travel industry; Galaxy S6 Plus leaks show Samsung has learned nothing; Teens are downloading Jott like crazy.
Samsung and video-sharing platform Vimeo have partnered to create a film series centered around the theme of communication to connect with consumers through a storytelling approach on social media.