Every business, big or small, wants to stand out amongst their competitors.
They want to create their own identity, their own brand which will make their customers connect to them. Massive enhancement in modern technology has changed the idea of business expansion and globalization. Rapid increase in the usage of smartphones and mobile apps has led to a revolution in making consumers more connected to business.Read More
In this world full of technology wonders, mobile application is ruling out. More and more business owners are turning towards mobile application for their business because of its tremendous reach and innumerable benefits.Read More
There’s a lot of talk about the “post-PC” era, and with the announcement of the new iPad and all of its upgraded features, it seems like we’re getting closer than ever to full-time tablet use. And with innovative uses developing in multiple industries, we feel the device is taking baby steps into the big leagues. But for those who are interested in using their iPad for all of their business needs, even some of the new features are lacking.
There’s no doubt that consumers are using their mobile phones to buy more and with increased frequency on their mobile phones.
Recently, Time Magazine – The Wireless Issue dedicated a whole issue to the launch of their own app and an explanation of how the mobile phone has changed how we communicate, explore, do business and pay for items we want.
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With smartphone penetration in mature markets is pushing past 60%, emerging markets will become increasingly significant. In the emerging markets, smartphone makers, such as Samsung, need to compete with other rivals for a low ARPU (Average Revenue Per User) user base with low-priced products and sustaining profitability with an profit margin around 17%-18%, which will be a huge challenge for Samsung. As the global market for smartphones experiences hurdles curtailing growth, a shortage of 28nm chips and deferred shipments due to patent infringement issues are just a few impediments that have contributed to the downturn of Taiwan-based smartphone vendor HTC.
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