Today in mobile marketing - Google makes mobile-payments deal with wireless carriers; Visa Europe plans new security that could pave way for Apple Pay; Samsung tops Indian smartphone shipments as market contracts; Top wearable tech for medical issues.
Today in mobile marketing - Google and Apple fight for the Car Dashboard; Samsung releases Galaxy S6 teasers that appear to confirm metal design and curved displays; Mobile app gives police all the information they need at their fingertips; Open shared...
Apple is feeling the pressure to extend its expertise into new product categories as smartphone sales slow, with augmented reality headsets and even connected cars at the top of the list of where it hopes to make a mark next.
Today in mobile marketing - Uber looks to raise $2.8B to aid in international expansion; Lights out for 'Rooms' on Windows Phone; Microsoft has suddenly gotten serious with mobile; IFTTT’s new apps offer a button for triggering other apps.
Today in mobile marketing - Google faces potential antitrust probe in Russia; Mattel Inc. gives Siri-like capabilities to Barbie; Microsoft Office apps for iOS get third-party cloud storage support; Facebook in your face: Virtual reality apps on way.
Today in mobile marketing - Apple was forced to nix key health features from its smartwatch – report; Japan's old flip-phones soldier on while smartphones shrink; Sony's Google Glass rival SmartEyeglass goes on sale for $840, or £520; Wolverton: Android Lollipop gives Google operating system a sweet new look.
Today in mobile marketing - Microsoft on the lookout for more mobile-productivity app acquisitions; Uber panic button coming to its Chicago mobile app; USAA expands mobile app for real-time claim filing; Ride-hailing service Lyft is said to be in talks...
Today in mobile marketing - Twitter acquires Niche; Android Wear gadgets not a big hit, with only 720,000 shipments in 2014; Yahoo's Marissa Mayer claims Tumblr is now fastest-growing social network over Instagram; Backpacks that pack power for mobile ...
Today in mobile marketing - No one can stop Craigslist, but Facebook is trying again; Apple Watch app made by Dexcom will display blood glucose levels; Science says FitBit is a joke; Sidecar, a ride-hailing start-up, pushes into package delivery.
Today in mobile marketing - Facebook launches free mobile Internet service in India; Twitter’s government requests jump for user data, tweet removals; IOS 9 reportedly to focus on stability more than new features; Mobile video's boom will impact broadcasters and cable.