Today in mobile marketing - Facebook is now showing people weather forecasts; Samsung’s smart contact lenses take photos in the blink of an eye; Twitter adds two board members amid struggles, lack of diversity; BMW challenges Uber in U.S. with its own ride-booking service.
Today in mobile marketing - Facebook is now showing people weather forecasts; Samsung’s smart contact lenses take photos in the blink of an eye; Twitter adds two board members amid struggles, lack of diversity; BMW challenges Uber in U.S. with its own ride-booking service.
Today in mobile marketing - Facebook is now showing people weather forecasts; Samsung’s smart contact lenses take photos in the blink of an eye; Twitter adds two board members amid struggles, lack of diversity; BMW challenges Uber in U.S. with its own ride-booking service.
Snapchat’s 2.0 update changes things for marketers, as content can now appear without the need to click, opening opportunities to get in front of users while making it more important than ever that brands not post too much.
In the future, consumers will use smartphones as the choreographer of their local ecosystem, with all nearby devices expected to anticipate their needs and provide appropriate responses, according to a new report from Forrester.
Today in mobile marketing – Nest to disable Revolv hub, mulls paying back users; Reddit launches first official smartphone apps with three months of free Reddit Gold; Samsung profits are up, thanks to its Galaxy 7 smartphone; Facebook Messenger hits 900 million users, launches Snapchat-like codes.
Luxury Daily today - Top 10 luxury brand mobile marketers of Q1; Social media transparency helps grow consumer pond: Facebook exec.
Snapchat’s 2.0 update changes things for marketers, as content can now appear without the need to click, opening opportunities to get in front of users while making it more important than ever that brands not post too much.
In the future, consumers will use smartphones as the choreographer of their local ecosystem, with all nearby devices expected to anticipate their needs and provide appropriate responses, according to a new report from Forrester.
Today in mobile marketing – Nest to disable Revolv hub, mulls paying back users; Reddit launches first official smartphone apps with three months of free Reddit Gold; Samsung profits are up, thanks to its Galaxy 7 smartphone; Facebook Messenger hits 900 million users, launches Snapchat-like codes.