Posts Tagged ‘Mobile Internet’

This is the time of the year when we can do verifications of many statistics, was it true what they said back then. I have good data now on SMS, MMS, Mobile Internet users and consumers of Mobile News.

This article was discovered by email on my iPhone, it was read on the Mobile Internet (well that is a slight lie, as their site is not optimised for mobile), shared and commented on via my iPhone blogging app. All of this achieved in 5 minutes whilst I am on my daily commute to work [...]

NEW RESEARCH SHOWS THAT CONSUMERS ARE MOVING FASTER THAN RETAILERS TOWARDS MOBILE INTERNET Survey commissioned by AIME, IAB and IMRG shows that 41% of UK retail brands expect to have a transactional mobile site or application within the next year Too few retailers have a solid mobile presence today, however, 41% plan to have a [...]

Written by Chris Cameron / July 5, 2010 12:35 PM Last week I had the chance to attend Qualcomm’s Uplinq 2010conference in San Diego where I was able to sit it on several interesting discussions about mobile technology and its future. One of the sessions I was particularly interested in was a chat about the tools being [...]

Will design, build and manage a mobile internet site for the CBS’s tech news publication

One trend I’ve noticed lately is that the few UK retailers that have launched mobile commerce services have opted to do this via mobile apps rather than a mobile website. Both Next and Net-A-Porter have the app, but not the mobile site.

My Comment on the below article: Augmented reality works well because it removes the need to actually text a keyword to a shortcode or take a picture to receive more info back.  The beauty of it is the user can be served some bitesize information, whether it is directional, promotional or editorial.  Enough info so [...]

What’s possible when you supercharge the mobile internet?

Mobile apps have seen huge growth throughout 2009, but are they the future for the mobile industry? Are they more important than mobile sites? These were the questions that an IAB debate earlier this week sought to answer.

Consumers expect their mobile Internet experience to be every bit as easy and accessible as it is on their PCs, but this isn’t necessarily the case according to new research from Xiam Technologies.