Today in mobile marketing - Washington Post launches new app with help from Amazon Fire; T-Mobile offers free tablet in pre-Black Friday deal; Apps to compete with Snapchat in temporary messaging; Next Glass app makes wine and beer selection a snap.
Today in mobile marketing - Facebook spins ‘Groups’ into separate app; WhatsApp moves to protect messages from snoops; AT&T and Starbucks bring wireless phone chargers to some coffee shops; Viber's new service lets you spy on celebs’ chats.
Today in mobile marketing - Pay phones in New York will become free Wi-Fi hot spots; Facebook squeezes 'overly promotional page posts' out of news feeds; Nokia's $250 iPad Mini clone looks destined for China; Photo site Shutterfly acquires mobile app G...
Facebook’s reported plan to follow Google into the enterprise space by launching a business-focused social network raises questions about how the social networking giant would fare against a slew of companies that are already established in the sector.
Today in mobile marketing - Upcoming 'Facebook at Work' service will rival LinkedIn, Slack: report; Uber said to announce music partnership with Spotify; AT&T drops 'super cookie' mobile tracking; Why YouTube's Music Key service is a big deal.
Today in mobile marketing - BlackBerry partners with Samsung on mobile security; WeChat struggles to lure new users amid WhatsApp rivalry; Nokia says vanishing consumer brand may return; Anonymous messaging app Secret distances itself from Whisper.
Today in mobile marketing - AT&T cancels plans for in-flight Wi-Fi network; Why Facebook forced users to download a separate messenger app; NEC says smartphone technology can spot fake bling; Yo, Miami Dolphins fans: Team is first in nation to jump on trendy social app.
Today in mobile marketing - Amazon reveals the Echo, a Siri-like home assistant that doubles as a DJ; Morgan Stanley among first to add Uber to travel policy; Facebook launches Ebola fundraising campaign; Lollipop, the latest version of Android, is gro...
Today in mobile marketing - Amazon offers unlimited photo storage for Prime members; Google’s new Calendar app auto-schedules your life using Gmail; Facebook, phones now part of election decisions; BBM gets Snapchat-style features.
Today in mobile marketing - BlackBerry: We're still in the phone business; Sony posts $1.2B loss on mobile woes; Nintendo’s new health device listens to you sleep; YouTube launches 60fps video and it looks amazing.