June 2017 – Mobile Marketing & Apps

Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Singapore and Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, a renowned and leading German institution for applied research, just launched a research institute to develop digital technologies that help companies move into the digital era and remain competitive.

According to Zenith’s latest Media Consumption Forecast, 71 % of the total Internet consumption will be allotted to mobile this year, whereby the largest growth rates are expected in North America (75%) and the Asia Pacific region (75%).It is even forecasted that by 2019 a quarter of the world’s total media consumption will be spent

Things Mobile, a global mobile operator specialized in the Internet of Things, is the brainchild of Manuel Zanella, the inventor of the pioneering Things Mobile SIM card.

Optimizing emails for smartphones is challenging, since they have up-to-the-minute requirements and the fact that Outlook can only table design. The much-used Microsoft Outlook is technically based on a Microsoft Word-machine and therefore can’t do much. Among other things, for instance, no current HTML interpretation, which is why newsletters must still be programmed in long-outdated

Research suggests that 87 percent of America’s workforce fails to reach its full potential. Why? It’s simple – they lack passion for their work. Studies are suggesting most of the business world does not take passion seriously enough.

Security issues are on everybody’s mind and top priority for any business industry, especially for financial institutions. Online banking must be safe, whether done in front of a PC or on the road from a mobile device. Since all banks are aware of that, they introduced a new procedure to secure online bank orders, in

Opera conducted a survey in the six biggest cities in Indonesia (Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Medan and Makassar) to find out more about the browsing habits of Indonesia’s smartphone users and how they use the internet on their devices. The findings reveal that nearly half of the respondents are not satisfied with their default browsers

At Google’s annual developer conference ‘Google I/O’ 2017, the reactions to the announcement that Google Lens intends to revolutionize the way we search were particularly striking.