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5 Tricks to Creating Compelling Mobile Ads
To succeed in today's world, mobile advertising needs to be at the core of marketing campaign planning.
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Why Hasn’t Samsung’s ‘Tizen’ Operating System Taken Off?
Is there really room for a third mobile operating system after Apple's iOS and Google's Android? For years, Samsung has thought so -- but it has yet to deliver.
By Kevin Purdy
Tech
Super-Speedy 5G Mobile Network Slated to Kick Off at the 2018 World Cup
Huawei and leading Russian carrier Megafon are honing the technology in the run-up to the 2018 games.
By Geoff Weiss
Tech
In a Catch-22, This App Rewards People for Setting Down Their Phones
A trio of Singaporean entrepreneurs just won $30,000 in funding for an app called Apple Tree, which is designed to encourage face-to-face interaction.
By Geoff Weiss
Building a Business
5 Technology Roadblocks Costing You Great Talent
You want to be able to hire the best employees, but these shortfalls could cause the best candidates to not look your way.
By Andre Lavoie
Tech
Soon, Almost Everyone Over the Age of 6 Will Have a Mobile Phone: Report
The report by communications giant Ericsson also stated that mobile growth is happening the fastest in India and China, with video comprising the largest segment of data traffic.
By Geoff Weiss
Business News
Nokia Revives the Brand With Launch of iPad Lookalike
The 'N1' comes just six months after the company sold its ailing phones and devices business to Microsoft for over $7 billion.
By Reuters
Building a Business
A Fitbit for Your Employees’ Emotional Health? It’s Already Happening.
The companies behind the program are hoping that, in the long run, Moodhacker can cut down on costs related to depression and increase workplace productivity.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
This Is How Millennials View Work (Infographic)
A new survey explores how the increasingly influential generation sees their contributions to the working world.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
Justice Department Is Using Planes to Gather Data Cell Phone Data on Americans
It is reportedly using using fake communications towers on airplanes to collect data from thousands of mobile devices.
By Reuters
Business News
BlackBerry Recruits Major Partners in New Mobile Solutions Push
The company unveiled its new mobile-device management and security platform, and hopes new wide-ranging partnerships will bolster its capabilities.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Mobile Game Startup Scopely Raises $35 Million
The goal is to produce new titles and invest further in building out the technology behind its games distribution network.
By Reuters
Business News
Apple Wants to Expand Its Footprint in the Workplace
In an apparent effort to offset a gradual deceleration in growth, Apple is pushing hard to win more corporate clients.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Your Content-Delivery Strategy Can’t Start and End at Mobile
Focusing on only one experience can quickly lead to your marketing becoming outdated.
By Loni Stark
Building a Business
From ICQ to AIM to WhatsApp: The Rise and Fall of Instant Messenger Apps (Infographic)
IM apps have 4ever altered how we communicate. Countless messaging tools have come and gone in the 18 years since they first debuted. Which ones will stand the test of time?
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McDonald’s Goes 12 Months Without U.S. Sales Growth; Execs Promise Customization and ‘Convenient’ Payments
Even though McDonald's same-stores sales declined in October, the fast-food chain was able to beat analysts' expectations.
By Kate Taylor
Tech
This ‘Smart’ Yoga Mat Has a Built-In Instructor
Pair the SmartMat with your phone and it can guide you through different yoga poses while monitoring your position and balance.
By Emily Price
Business News
5 Development Mistakes That Can Destroy Your Mobile App
Use these helpful tips to navigate the treacherous waters of app development.
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Regret Swiping Left on Tinder? Soon You Can Pay to Undo It.
The online dating service is planning to roll out a premium version of its app.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
So What If Its First Phone Flopped? Amazon Is Keeping the Fire Alive Anyway.
Once burned, twice shy doesn't apply. Amazon's not tapping out of the smartphone market just yet.
Tech
Starbucks Is Preparing for Delivery in 2015
Howard Schultz calls the coffee giant's plans to deliver food and drinks "ecommerce on steroids."
By Kate Taylor
Building a Business
FTC Sues AT&T for ‘Deceptive’ Data Throttling
The mobile service provider is being accused of charging millions of customers for 'unlimited' data plans while cutting data speeds.
By Evelyn Cheng
Building a Business
Flying Solo? App Lets You Chat With Perfect Strangers on Flights
Travel app Quicket is hoping its new social check-in feature will help passengers spark a bit more in-depth conversation than a simple 'hello' and 'what are you reading?'
By Nina Zipkin
Building a Business
Here Are All the Phones Confirmed to Get Google’s Massive Android Update, ‘Lollipop’
We still don't know exactly when Android 5.0 will be released for every phone, but here's a roundup of what we know so far.
Online Presence
Taco Bell Now Lets You Order and Pay Ahead by Smartphone
Taco Bell is now the first fast-food chain to offer nationwide mobile ordering and payments for both drive-thru and dining room orders.
By Kate Taylor
Business News
Amazon Reports $170 Million Writedown Due to Unsold ‘Fire’ Phones
Writedown also includes supplier commitment costs related to the phone.
By Reuters
Business News
The 15 Best Productivity Apps for Getting Things Done
With these tools, it's never been easier to sketch out an idea, take detailed notes, or stay in touch with your team.