Mobile Minutes: Google smart home; Apple lowers USB-C price; Election cyber-security; Netflix over cable
Today in mobile markeitng – Google’s smart home hub is promising, but still a work in progress; Apple slashes prices of USB-C adapters for MacBook Pro; U.S. bolsters cyber defense for election, few new steps on violence; Watch Netflix over cable — yes, it's happening as Comcast X1 deal goes live.
Facebook top channel for ad recall among millionaires: report – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - Facebook top channel for ad recall among millionaires: report; Harvey Nichols says “Ciao” to holidays with playful tribute to Italy.
Sephora debuts chatbot features for consumers at home and in-store – Mobile Commerce Daily
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Sephora debuts chatbot features for consumers at home and in-store; Uber rolls out major redesign.
Mobile Minutes: JPMorgan and Walmart; Apple hearing aid; Adidas’ Reebok effort; Google Home review
Today in mobile marketing – JPMorgan plants digital payment flag at Wal-Mart; Apple iPhone tech helps reinvent the hearing aid; Adidas’s new chief applies the knife in Reebok turnaround effort; Google Home review: In catch-up to Echo, but with promise.
Mobile video the next step for programmatic marketing, says Google exec – Mobile Commerce Daily
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Mobile video the next step for programmatic marketing, says Google exec; IBM exec: Data is the natural resource of our time.
Cultural distinctions nourished Europe’s embrace of mobile – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - Cultural distinctions nourished Europe’s embrace of mobile; Cross-screen phenomena opens doors for technology-fueled collaborations.
Mobile Video Viewing Up 200+ Hours Annually
Ericsson finds the weekly share of time spent watching TV and video on mobile devices since has grown by 85% in the last six years. U.S. consumers rate video on demand services higher than broadcast TV, despite spending substantially more time (45%) ch...
Mobile Video Viewing Up 200+ Hours Annually
Ericsson finds the weekly share of time spent watching TV and video on mobile devices since has grown by 85% in the last six years. U.S. consumers rate video on demand services higher than broadcast TV, despite spending substantially more time (45%) ch...