Amid ongoing global financial uncertainty, the mobile media industry in 2010 once again proved itself to be a sector marked by sustained growth and innovation. MEF’s 7th Business Confidence Index Report in association with KPMG revealed that the industry expects to grow by 23% during 2011, demonstrating the continued robustness of this valuable segment of … [Read more…]
CES 2011 officially opened this week and we’re already getting a sense of what products and categories are going to stand out from the crowd. We still believe that 2011 will be the year of the tablet and expect to see lots of them in Las Vegas. Before the event, Andrew Eisner at Retrevo made … [Read more…]
CES 2011 officially opened this week and we’re already getting a sense of what products and categories are going to stand out from the crowd. We still believe that 2011 will be the year of the tablet and expect to see lots of them in Las Vegas. Before the event, Andrew Eisner at Retrevo made … [Read more…]
Adspend on mobile games will increase tenfold over the next five years, driven by the launch of advertising platforms on key app stores, according to a new report.
Google’s Android operating system ran on 40% of US smartphones purchased in the six months leading up to November, compared to just 27% using Apple’s iPhone operating system, according to new data.
Google’s Android operating system ran on 40% of US smartphones purchased in the six months leading up to November, compared to just 27% using Apple’s iPhone operating system, according to new data.
What does 2011 hold for mobile marketing? Mobile app store Getjar lists the top trends to look out for, including app store mergers, the rise of open source and the death of the URL.
Google has approached a number of publishing houses to for producing a digital news stand, according to a news report.
Twitter has revealed the top trends of 2010, with Inception, vuvuzuelas, the Gulf oil spill and Justin Bieber being the most tweeted subjects of the year.
How will social media, smartphones and tighter budgets affect staff training next year? Robin Hoyle, head of learning, Infinity Learning offers 11 trends that could shape learning in 2011?