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Analyst says Samsung is “tail wagging the dog” as Droid profits creamed
It’s common knowledge Samsung is Android’s biggest player – just this month shipping 10 million of the South Korean giant’s latest ‘S4’ flagship – but just how much does the hardware manufacturer take away from Android?
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Dell profits take hit as consumers drop PCs
The market is changing as consumers move towards mobile devices to perform most of their daily tasks; many simply have no need for a PC, and OEM manufacturer Dell is just one company feeling this switch.
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Virtual Coins – what will this mean for the payments space?
Forget £, $, €, or the whole host of other international currencies, the new kid on the block is virtual currencies; which live on the web and in our virtual wallets.
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SpotXchange achieves significant growth as expansion drives digital advertising
SpotXchange’s success and revenue growth of 69 percent in 2012 was due in part to the company’s leadership in programmatic selling of online video advertising, expanded strategic partnerships and international growth.
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Internet ad revenues hit record annual growth, reaching nearly $37 billion
Digital advertising revenues climbed to a milestone high of $36 billion in 2012, according to the IAB Internet Advertising Revenue Report for the full-year of 2012.
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How a call center translation service went mainstream
Virtually everything in our lives has gotten more expensive over the years; such as housing, cars, postage stamps, food and energy. Yet telecommunications and broadband service costs continue to plummet...
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150 million tablets are forecast to ship in 2013
The convenience and mobility benefits afforded by media tablets are very apparent, given the results from record unit shipments and revenues that were reported by vendors in 2012.
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Why marketing is still problematic for 4G operators
The development of personal broadband and mobile broadband applications are being enabled by the next generation wireless broadband technologies -- such as WiFi (802.11ac - 802.11ad), LTE and LTE-A (LTE Advanced).
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Is Apple still too sexy for #MWC?
Apple's lone wolf marketing philosophy has served it well over the years. But in an increasingly competitive environment where its lead over the rest of the industry is being steadily whittled away, is this a strategy that has had its day?
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2013 vertical outlook: Industry CIOs are your constituents now
Telcos have been approaching retailers with their managed services for some time, but so far have either got cold feet or not been encouraged sufficiently by the target customer to make a major sector breakthrough. Mobile marketing, M2M stock tagging, wireless fleet tracking, and in-store video all appear in case studies, but are not deployed widely enough to make this a new anchor vertical yet.