Christian Louca
The lawsuit accuses Google, Flurry, and Mobclix of gathering advertising and app usage metrics and giving that data to mobile advertising companies.
Posts Tagged ‘Android’
IT’S OFFICIAL: Android Clobbering Everyone, iPhone Dead In The Water
Posted: April 27, 2011 in Digital Trends, Handset manufacturers, Industry News, Information communications technology, Mobile Handsets, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Phones, Mobile Platforms, Technology, TelecommunicationsTags: Android, Apple, Blackberry, ComScore, iOS, ipad, iphone, Research in motion
Posted By ] Henry Blodget A few weeks ago, when Comscore’s mobile survey showed that Google’s Android smartphone platform had blown past BlackBerry and iPhone to dominate the US market, Apple fans temporarily panicked. It was the 1990s all over again! But then Apple posted another monster quarter with great iPhone sales, and Apple fans rejoiced (and lambasted anyone [...]
How new internet standards will finally deliver a mobile revolution
Posted: April 27, 2011 in Industry News, Information communications technology, Internet, Media & Entertainment, Mobile Applications, Mobile Developers, Mobile Handsets, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Internet, Online, Smartphones, Tablets, Technology, TelecommunicationsTags: Android, Clients, Google, Google Chrome, HTML, HTML 5, Java (software platform), Microsoft, Zokem
As the web experience evolves, smartphones may soon live up to their name, and every business’ mobile strategy will grow in importance…
How the IAd Gave Mobile Marketing Needed Shot in Arm
Posted: September 13, 2010 in Digital Marketing, Industry News, Information communications technology, M-Commerce, Media & Entertainment, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Applications, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Platforms, Mobile Technology, Telecommunications, Trade AssociationsTags: Android, Apple, AT&T, BBDO, Blackberry, Citi, Dove, FTC, Google, iAD, Jumptap, Millenial, Mobile Rich Media, Nissan, Rich Media Advertisement
Apple Effect May Have Helped Change Game in Mobile Advertising, but Analysts Agree It’s Still Anybody’s Win
Android market share to surge over next four years | Wireless – CNET News
Posted: September 9, 2010 in Industry News, Information communications technology, Mobile Handsets, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Phones, Mobile Platforms, Smartphones, Technology, Telecommunications, UncategorizedTags: Android, Apple, Blackberry, IDC, iOS, Smartphones, Symbian, windows mobile, Windows Phone
Posted By ] Lance Whitney The global smartphone market of 2014 could see Android in second place with a 25 percent share, followed by BlackBerry, Apple, and Windows Mobile, according to IDC’s new “Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker.” Though annual growth in the hot smartphone market may slow in another four years, certain key players will [...]
Pizza Hut exec claims mobile accounts for 50 percent of orders | Mobile Commerce Daily
Posted: August 18, 2010 in Customer Relationship Marketing, E-Commerce, Industry News, Information communications technology, M-Commerce, Mobile Applications, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Internet, Multichannel MarketingTags: Android, Applications, Brian Niccol, ipad, Mobile, mobile commerce, Pizza Hut, Trade Associations
UPDATE: Pizza Hut expects mobile to account for 50 percent of future mobile orders, not current orders Posted By ] Rimma Kats Buoyed by the fact that one out of two orders are via mobile, Pizza Hut is about to get more ambitious with apps. Brian Niccol, chief marketing officer at Pizza Hut, Dallas, said [...]
Vodafone reverses 360 strategy – cloud not devices
Posted: July 27, 2010 in Industry News, Information communications technology, Media & Entertainment, Mobile Applications, Mobile Handsets, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Internet, Mobile Phones, Mobile Technology, Smartphones, Technology, TelecommunicationsTags: Android, App store, Apple, Europe, HTC, LiMO, Linux, Samsung, Verizon Wireless, Vodafone 360, Vodafone Group
Posted By CAROLINE GABRIEL. Published: 27 July, 2010 One of the biggest dilemmas facing operators, as they seek to keep their brands foremost in users’ minds despite the sparkle of Android and Apple, is where they can best achieve this. Should they take on Nokia in branding the devices, create their own user interface to rival [...]
Nokia’s CEO search shows need for a sector shake-up | Opinion | New Media Age
Posted: July 22, 2010 in Industry News, Information communications technology, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Applications, Mobile Handsets, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Phones, Smartphones, TechnologyTags: Admob, Android, Apple, Google, Nokia, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, Sony Ericsson
Nokia’s hunt for fresh blood in the boardroom is a tacit admission of defeat by the likes of Apple in the smartphone market, but will it require a more wholesale change to be taken seriously by the marketing indsutry?
How Google is actually holding Android back
Posted: July 7, 2010 in Industry News, Information communications technology, Mobile Applications, Mobile Handsets, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Phones, Mobile Technology, Smartphones, Technology, TelecommunicationsTags: Android, Android Marketplace, App store, Apple, Developers, Google, iphone
My Comments on the below: I think the lack of the trusted iTunes model is a big deterrent too. Being able to seamlessly sync your movies, videos, music and apps through one trusted billing model such as iTunes is what is missing with Googles Android Marketplace. I believe Android would really dominate the smartphone market up [...]
