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Every year, Google makes around 500-600 changes to their search engine. And every year, entrepreneurs, SEOs, and everyone else have to scramble to catch up with whatever they change. But now and then, Google shows us their hand. One such instance is with mobile-first indexing. Since 2016, Google has been experimenting with methods that will allow them … Via Peg Corwin, massimo facchinetti 
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Chinese media point to the iPhone's Frequent Locations, a feature in iOS 7 that provides location-aware information. Via TechinBiz
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In 2009, Farhan Thawar joined mobile development firm Xtreme Labs as VP of Engineering. At the time, it handled accounts for some of the biggest brands in the world — a roster including the largest social networks and popular sports organizations. And they all had one thing in common: They all sensed the urgency to break into mobile in a big way. Via Philippe J DEWOST
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Philippe J DEWOST's curator insight,
December 19, 2013 2:20 AM
In-app may be the only path unless you have a massive audience and can sustain ads
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Did you know that about six billion mobile phones were in use globally last year? In addition to staying in contact with friends, looking up information online and playing games, people also use their phones to connect with companies and provide valuable feedback.
When businesses use market research to their advantage they will be able to find out what people like and dislike about their products and services. Whether your company opts to use focus groups, mobile surveys or other forms of market research, you will be able to help meet your business goals.
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Are you interested in learning more about mobile marketing? If so, then this mobile marketing SlideShare deck is for you. It was compiled by Jamie Turner from t Via Dinamika SOE, BSN, TechinBiz
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Using hardwares or tools like your smartphones you can discover such beneficial details in the form of visual data imagery with the augmented reality apps Via TechinBiz
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"Here's a comparison that will have fanboys up in arms: the iPhone 5s vs. the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Both have rabid followings and are top smartphones for the fall of 2013. The iPhone brings the usual classy metal chassis, sharp and outdoor viewable Retina display and the giant App Store and iTunes ecosystems in tow. The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is the king of the phablets, particularly if you're looking for a super-sized smartphone with a digital pen." Via Mo Hall
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"LG has just announced the availability of its latest incursion into the realm of Android tablets. The LG G Pad 8.3 will be hitting Korea starting next week, with a number of international markets to follow suit by the end of the year."
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"Been wondering what LG was doing with that flexible display technology it showed off at SID? Apparently it was working on the G Flex, a 6-inch smartphone with a curved screen. The typically innominate "person familiar with the company's launch plans" told CNET the device will be announced in November.." Via Mo Hall
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One of the challenges many website owners have is creating natural or quality back-links from sites with good reputations. One of the first things you should do is submit your site to Security Veri... Via Mo Hall
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"The LG G2 is LG's flagship mainstream size (by Android standards) smartphone for fall 2013. It competes with the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, Moto X and iPhone 5s, and it does a fine job. While the shiny plastic back and simple front don't set it ahead of the classier competition from Apple, HTC and Nokia, the edge to edge 5.2" full HD IPS display does set it apart, as does the Qualcomm 800 CPU." Via Mo Hall
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"Yesterday, Apple introduced its newest flagship smartphone, the iPhone 5S, which will be widely available on Sept. 20. Here's how it stacks up against Nokia's top contender, the Lumia 1020, which is available now in the U.S. and very soon in the U.K. and other markets." Via Mo Hall
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If you’re not sure about the difference between “Mobile Friendly” and Mobile SEO, your website may be missing out on some ke Via janlgordon
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January 3, 2017 10:05 PM
I selected this article from Curatti written by Jacob Smart because he explains how your website needs to be prepared for a mobile-first digital market.
Businesses need to understand the elements of mobile friendly and mobile SEO in order to be successful.
How to Understand Mobile Purchasing Methods
Your business can achieve improved conversion rates with the application of best practices for mobile usage. I agree that knowing how this is done today can help you get seen.
Smart explains how to maximize your website for better results.
Here's what caught my attention:
Selected by Jan Gordon for Curatti covering Curation, Social Business and Beyond
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Read full article here: http://ow.ly/ddPB307Fek9
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No one can deny the rapid rate in which Mobile Commerce is growing. A recent report from comScore showed that online retail spending had grown by 14% last year, while total consumer retail spending had only grown by single digits. At the moment, most online spending is still happening over desktop and laptop computers, but that is expected to change, and soon, according to recent data from the U.S. Census and other sources. Mobile Online Spending is the Way of the Future.People might still be using their computers to buy online, but they won’t be for much longer. According to Digiday, commerce is one of the industries that will be most affected by growing mobile platforms. According to a forecast by Goldman Sachs, global e-commerce is expected to grow to $638 billion by 2018. Goldman also asserts that it will be tablets rather than smart phones that will be the primary source of online spending.... Via Jeff Domansky
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April 19, 2014 1:59 AM
Rapid change is disrupting the familiar purchasing habits 
rodrick rajive lal's curator insight,
April 20, 2014 11:56 PM
I guess few would deny how shopping has become more of an online activity with the mobile phone helping to make the experience more virtual!
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It’s obvious that we as consumers have taken a liking to our smartphones. It’s our on demand connection to anything we could possibly need when it comes to information. Which means, as a business owner, we need to pay attention to how our customers engage with our content and us. How. Where. When. What Device. … Via Martin (Marty) Smith
Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight,
March 1, 2014 10:40 AM
Wow, I feel like crap today and reading these Greck Hickman posts from Curatti.com may be the only productive thing I do but glad I got this done since they are BOTH great reads and timely as we try and go MOBILE FIRST on http://www.CrowdFunde.com : http://curatti.com/customer-mobile-mean/
Alain Theriault MBA's curator insight,
March 11, 2014 10:07 AM
More and more, Mobile is the way to reach our customer on personal level
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A newly-awarded Apple patent describes a way to use facial features to activate and use your iPhone and other devices. [Read more] Via TechinBiz
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I've gathered together ten great infographics on m-commerce, QR codes, apps vs web, coupons, payments, mobile marketing and more.Where possible, I've added the infographics to this post in a readable size, but for others you can click on the image to see a larger version.. Via Jeff Domansky, massimo facchinetti
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"You get what you pay for, and sometimes a bit more when it's a Google Nexus product. The new Nexus 5, based very loosely on the lovely LG G2 and made by LG, is a bargain of a phone though it's not perfect. The Nexus 5 has a 5 inch full HD IPS display, the latest generation Snapdragon 800 quad core CPU with Adreno 330 graphics, 2 gigs of RAM, LTE 4G on a host of bands, a front 1.3MP camera and a rear 8MP camera with LED flash." Via Mo Hall
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"Archos has rolled out the red carpet for four new budget smartphones under the new Titanium series. The phones are being targeted at those who don’t want to shell out for higher end handsets, but who need certain aspects to be robust in their offerings.." Via Mo Hall
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While nearly half of all smartphone users care enough about their mobile devices to sleep with them, 48 percent do not take even basic security precautions such as using passwords, having security software or backing up files from their mobile... Via TechinBiz
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"BLU Products has announced its latest in its Studio series, a 5.5″ no-contract phone pricing in at just $179—an extremely reasonable tag for such a huge screen. A respectable entry-level phone for the big-screen fans, the BLU Studio 5.5 is available in 80s neon yellow sports car, 80s lipstick pink, 80s ski boot blue, 80s chic faux leather white tablecloth, and this-century charcoal-for-poindexters (not the official color names.)" Via Mo Hall
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"September has been a very exciting month for mobile technology enthusiasts, and for Android as well. Hot off the heels of our IFA 2013 coverage, we had a quick stopover in Beijing where we got to spend some quality hands on time with Oppo‘s latest flagship, the Oppo N1. We also had the privilege to spend significant time with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and LG G2." Via Mo Hall
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"Back in May, the Jolla Sailfish smartphone became official, promising the ability to run Android apps on the MeeGo-derived mobile operating system alongside a gesture-controlled user interface and 4G support. While some details on the phone were given, a full rundown of the hardware has finally been announced, as well as the anticipated shipping date." Via Mo Hall
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The Motorola Moto X is a logical comparison to the newly announced iPhone 5C. Both are colorful, midrange phones designed to appeal to the masses. So how do the two stack up? Via Mo Hall
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Content marketers, are you designing your campaigns for mobile first? 1)Easy to read copy (short paragraphs, white space, subheads, summary, mobile friendly images, bullets). 2) Use video, #) Fast load time.