Today in mobile marketing - China aims to rein in mobile messaging apps with new regulations; Google’s YouTube buys mobile video startup Directr; Research shows men are more likely to shop on mobile than women.
While mobile usage in the United States is only expected to rise within the next few years, it is surprising that a mere 16 percent of businesses are leading their enterprise strategies with mobile-first initiatives, according to a recent report from K...
A growing number of United States cities are expanding and touting their mobile infrastructure and mobile-oriented businesses to lure new businesses and workers.
Luxury Daily today - Hermès turns formal dressing into fun with tie-centric app; Net-A-Porter hosts exclusive Temperly London shoppable video.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Why retailers should pay closer attention to mobile-only shoppers; Two Tap’s universal shopping cart volume jumps as retailers, publishers sign on.
Today in mobile marketing - Sprint and SoftBank back away from T-Mobile US; Apple and Samsung Drop patent fights outside the United States; New digital currency aims to unite every money system on Earth; Lyft’s Plan to make on-demand carpools the everyday way to commute.
As U.S. youngsters prepare to return to school, McGruff the Crime Dog and his home, the National Crime Prevention Council, have teamed up with AlertID on a mobile application that alerts users about suspicious neighborhood activity.
Nearly a quarter of Android smartphone users in the United States account for more than half of the nation’s Android data traffic, broadening marketers’ options for targeting audiences through behavioral data, according to a new study.
Luxury Daily today - BMW guides fans to the drawing board for app design contest; Ferragamo vies for accessibility with style profiles for latest collection.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Groupon partners with Snapchat to add urgency to mobile offers; Simon expands iBeacon program to outfit more smart malls.