Today in mobile marketing - Apple Watch 2 details emerge as huge sales are reported for original; U.S. Open warns fans: Periscope and we'll kick you out; Twitter said to plan marketing campaign, ads for live events; Utah university adds texting and wal...
NEW YORK – An International Data Corporation analyst at Mobile Commerce Daily's Mobile Research Summit: Data & Insights 2015 said that APIs are becoming a new form of trading currency, and urged marketers to ensure their strategies are up to par as the application market grows more saturated.
Today in mobile marketing - LinkedIn is testing two new apps, plus a messaging overhaul; Google’s Nest unveils new camera, updates to app, alarm; Exclusive: Apple mines big profits from Watch band; Mobile users in US ate up 4.1 trillion megabytes of data in 2014.
Today in mobile marketing - Twitter finally rolls out auto-play video; Deutsche Telekom talks to Comcast about T-Mobile US sale: Manager Magazin; Why the Bitcoin blockchain could make gift cards, a consumer favorite, even more beloved; How FitBit can a...
Today in mobile marketing - First look: Facebook's new photo-sharing app Moments; Apple to pay common royalty rates for music service; No smartphone? Now you can hail an Uber via text message; Mobli takes on Internet giants with event-based photo and v...
Today in mobile marketing - Would a Samsung 'Galaxy BlackBerry' be loved or hated?; Mobile banking has eclipsed branches and even the rest of the Internet; Alibaba to launch Netflix-like video streaming service in two months; One tiny number can reveal...
Today in mobile marketing - Exclusive: BlackBerry may put Android system on new device: sources; This is Microsoft's giant, $20,000 tablet; Vietnam’s mobile revolution catapults millions into the digital age; Facebook sees its future in the Oculus Touch controller.
Microsoft is leveraging the power of mobile to drive traffic to its retail stores and bolster its image as a retail brand as well as a software maker.
Today in mobile marketing - Uber offers helicopter rides to Bonnaroo for $1,500; Ad blocking could be coming to Apple’s mobile browser; Japan messaging app Line launches music streaming business; Jawbone files 2nd lawsuit against rival Fitbit.
Today in mobile marketing - Apple is going to kill the home screen; Android Lollipop OS update for T-Mobile LG G3 technically approved, rollout imminent; Uber spends heavily to establish itself in China; BlackBerry Passport radically redesigned, still ...