February 20th, 2013 at 12:01AM

KiteDesk Cloud Productivity App Exits Beta, Goes Mobile

KiteDesk Cloud Productivity App Exits Beta, Goes Mobile (via MarketWire)

SOURCE: KiteDesk. TAMPA, FL—(Marketwire - Feb 14, 2013)

Free Service Brings Email Messages, Social Media Posts, Contacts, Files and Calendar Events From Dropbox, Facebook, Google, Twitter and Yahoo Together in a Single App

The web version of KiteDesk, the popular cloud productivity service that launched …

 

#mobile#cloud#productivity
September 6th, 2012 at 6:30AM
Singapore is already one of the most sophisticated markets in the world in terms of Internet access… — Singapore Launches ‘Super Wi-fi’ Internet Trials - WSJ
Source: The Wall Street Journal #wifi#wi-fi#singapore#south east asia#tech#internet#mobile
June 26th, 2012 at 12:55AM

How Push Notifications on Mobile Are Changing Hyperlocal

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September 19th, 2011 at 12:03PM
Study Reveals Email Viewing Habits According to the study from Litmus, a company that tests and tracks email campaigns, mobile email usage is rising, while Web and desktop email is declining. From July 2010 to July 2011, the use of mobile devices to read emails rose from 7 to 15 percent, while reading email on desktops declined from 55 to 53 percent, and the use of Webmail declined from 38 to 32 percent. The study also shows that Outlook is the most popular avenue that people use to read their emails at 37 percent, followed by Hotmail with 11 percent, Yahoo Mail and the iPhone at 10 percent and Apple Mail at 8 percent. AOL is last on the list for email opens, underneath Gmail, “Others” and the iPad, at only 1 percent. However, while Gmail adaption rises, the use of other email services is dropping. Over the last year, the use of Yahoo mail dropped from 44 to 31 percent, and Hotmail dropped from 39 to 33 percent, yet the use of Gmail rose from 15 to 30 percent. Additional statistics show that browser preference may have something to do with which email provider Internet users choose. Thirty percent of Google Chrome users also use Gmail, while 13 percent of Chrome users choose Hotmail, and 5 percent choose Yahoo.

Study Reveals Email Viewing Habits

According to the study from Litmus, a company that tests and tracks email campaigns, mobile email usage is rising, while Web and desktop email is declining.

From July 2010 to July 2011, the use of mobile devices to read emails rose from 7 to 15 percent, while reading email on desktops declined from 55 to 53 percent, and the use of Webmail declined from 38 to 32 percent.

The study also shows that Outlook is the most popular avenue that people use to read their emails at 37 percent, followed by Hotmail with 11 percent, Yahoo Mail and the iPhone at 10 percent and Apple Mail at 8 percent.

AOL is last on the list for email opens, underneath Gmail, “Others” and the iPad, at only 1 percent.

However, while Gmail adaption rises, the use of other email services is dropping. Over the last year, the use of Yahoo mail dropped from 44 to 31 percent, and Hotmail dropped from 39 to 33 percent, yet the use of Gmail rose from 15 to 30 percent.

Additional statistics show that browser preference may have something to do with which email provider Internet users choose. Thirty percent of Google Chrome users also use Gmail, while 13 percent of Chrome users choose Hotmail, and 5 percent choose Yahoo.


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September 18th, 2011 at 9:01AM
davechaffey: Mobile social media use is on the rise Reporting on this new Nielsen Social Media report for Q3 2011 has mainly featured the same old social network size and demographics, but I found this insight most interesting, mainly for the emerging features of customer feedback, barcode scanning and mobile payment.

davechaffey:

Mobile social media use is on the rise

Reporting on this new Nielsen Social Media report for Q3 2011 has mainly featured the same old social network size and demographics, but I found this insight most interesting, mainly for the emerging features of customer feedback, barcode scanning and mobile payment.

3 notes Source: blog.nielsen.com #Digital marketing statistics#social media marketing#mobile#social#media#socialmedia#infographic
August 22nd, 2011 at 11:17AM
Effective marketing strategies for a digital world | Dynamic Business

Although some call it ‘The Age of the Unsustainable Economy’, from a business marketing standpoint we’re entering ‘The Information Age’ where anyone can access and share information easily and freely.

So is your company prepared and ready to take on this new demanding consumer age head-on?

If not then let’s look at five key areas of digital marketing that you really should address in your organization sooner rather than later.

  • Mobile web
  • Search engine optimization
  • Personal branding
  • Video content
  • PR development
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August 13th, 2011 at 6:29AM
Magazines and newspapers are the preferred vehicle for scanning QR codes (49.4%), followed by product packaging, (34.3%). The preferred place to scan was at home (58%) and then retail stores (39.4%). — Todd Wasserman
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July 20th, 2011 at 6:57AM
Viber: 3G VoIP free app officially launches on Android -- Engadget

I have been an early user of Viber on the iOS platform and it has connected me to friends & family across the globe. Now that it is available on the Android, I can play with the extra beta features. 

Source: Engadget
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