Christian Louca
It has been some time since I first remember trying to sign The Guardian to the YOC media network, sometime in 2009. From memory at the time, 4th Screen were selling around 1 million page views per month. I have posted below the latest figures from their site**, that figure now stands at 6.2 million [...]
Posts Tagged ‘App store’
Guardian mobile site drives mores unique browsers & traffic than apps & tablets combined but where is the engagement?
Posted: May 17, 2012 in Uncategorized, Industry News, Mobile Internet, Mobile Applications, Digital Marketing, Online, Information communications technology, Internet, Publishing Industry, Technology, Publishing, Media & Entertainment, Mobile Technology, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Platforms, User Experience & Usability, TabletsTags: Mobile, iphone, App store, The Guardian, Android, Smartphone, Statistics, iTunes, mobile statistics, mobile web, iOS, Mobile phone, Handhelds, Page view, App Store (iOS), Guardian
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Square Launches iPad Point-Of-Sale Service (over a million transactions in May)
Posted: May 24, 2011 in E-Commerce, Financial Services, Industry News, Information communications technology, M-Commerce, Mobile Applications, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Payment Solutions, Mobile Platforms, Mobile Technology, Tablets, Technology, Wireless TechnologiesTags: App store, Cash register, ipad, iphone, Jack Dorsey, Point of sale, San Francisco, Square
The mobile payment startup hopes to become a local commerce powerhouse by eliminating the need for cash registers and credit card terminals.
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 [...]
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 [...]
Nokia Loses Battle for Apps as IPhone, Android Snare Developers
Posted: June 14, 2010 in Industry News, Information communications technology, Media & Entertainment, Mobile Applications, Mobile Handsets, Mobile Industry News, Mobile Internet, Mobile Phones, Mobile Platforms, Mobile Technology, Smartphones, Technology, TelecommunicationsTags: Android, App store, Apple, Blackberry, CSS Insight, Google, iphone, iTunes, mobile statistics, Nokia, Ovi, Research in motion, Symbian
My Comment: What many people overlook here is the iTunes model. Asides for the obvious differences in platform development and handset capabilities, even if Nokia get up to speed they do not have iTunes (it is not just about the developer). So as a user of this demographic, the choice of a phone that comes [...]
Is Apple really this dumb?
Posted: June 11, 2010 in Information communications technology, Internet, Media & Entertainment, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Applications, Mobile Industry News, Multichannel Marketing, Smartphones, TechnologyTags: Admob, Adobe, antitrust, App store, Apple, Developers, Flash, Google, regulators
Apple’s rise to the top of the tech world has been marked just as much by controversy as it has by success in the mobile market. The company’s desire for control has made it a target for critics, and potentially for regulators.
In Wake of Quattro Deal, CEO Jobs Looks to Make Mobile Ads ‘Suck’ Less
Posted: February 11, 2010 in Display advertising, Information communications technology, Location Based Services, Media & Entertainment, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Applications, Mobile InternetTags: App store, Apple, ComScore, Flipside 5, Medialets, MMA, Mobclix, Mobile ads, Quattro Wireless, Steve Jobs
Posted By, by Kunur Patel NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — With the iPhone, Apple changed the face of mobile devices. Can it do the same for mobile advertising? CEO Steve Jobs is reported to have said, “Mobile ads suck,” and in the wake of its purchase of mobile ad network Quattro, all signs point to Apple exerting its [...]
Location-Based Advertising Dead on the iPhone?
Posted: February 6, 2010 in Information communications technology, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Applications, Mobile Handsets, Mobile Internet, Smartphones, Technology, Trade AssociationsTags: Advertising, App store, Apple, Apple iPhone App Review, Apps, iphone, iPhone Core Location Framework, LBS, Location Based Services, Mobile, MRM Seattle, Quattro Wireless
The process of getting an application approved through the iPhone App Review team and into the App Store can be a mysterious one for application developers. Many complain the app review process takes too long, the rules for acceptance are vague, and the reasons for rejection are too subjective. Apple does produce guidelines for submissions, which highlight best practices, tips, and rules to help developers successfully navigate the review process.
