Are smartphone apps making us "the ultimate consumer but also kind of lazy"? Only if we let them.
There are 10 million active users of Starbucks mobile apps - and that's before bigger push into grocery stores.
You know what holds back mobile? Dumb stuff like this headline - Mobile Will Complement TV, Not Replace It. No kidding.
A BBC survey said that viewers expect more advertising than currently on multiple platforms. They said expect, not want.
I read a piece claiming that the use of mobile apps is behind the decline of American Idol and Survivor. It’s a combination of things including viewer fatigue on these shows.
Meanwhile, a study says that 80 percent of TV viewers 18-24 use a phone or tablet. The good news is that they include television in their lives.
Will Google Glasses sell on the benefit of taking photos in a second or two versus a slightly longer time with smartphones?
For all of its supposed troubles, Apple has to love a new Yankee Group survey – 91 percent of iPhone users plan to buy an iPhone for their next smartphone.
Every day, more photos are taken with an iPhone than with any other camera. And that spans age groups.
The Washington Attorney General slammed T-Mobile over deceptive ‘no-contract’ ads. An agreement is a contract – simple.
I saw a story that made the claim that the call-to-action is ruining ads. I couldn't disagree more. Ford drove a 15.4 percent lead conversion that way. Failure?
Malware and viruses in #QR codes? That’s more ammunition for the doubters.
Sprint CEO: Wireless operators need to focus on profitability. You think?
In four years, there will be 10 million shipments of Google Glass and similar devices, according to an analyst. That’s large but not when compared to six billion phones.
