Tag Archives: Android
Is Google Play the App Store Killer?
Google is trying to dethrone Apple for dominance in the app market. Although Android’s smartphone marketshare far exceeds that of Apple (I think it’s currently approaching 50%), Google’s app store has not seen a commensurate level of success. The iTunes … Continue reading
Filed under apps, branding, mobile, technology
Home Shopping Apps. HSN’s got the goods. Literally.
I’m not an avid shopper. Every once in a while, I’ll hit the store to pick up an item or two. Most of my shopping is done online, and in response to a real need. Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine’s Day, … Continue reading
When Good Apps Go Bad (aka Bump You’re Obsolete)
Remember Bump? Bump was the app that let you literally ‘bump’ your iPhone with another user to exchange contact info. When it first came out, I thought it was the most ingenious app ever! So, of course, I downloaded the … Continue reading
Why don’t you have a mobile site yet?
I met with a potential client today, and they were very excited to show me the site that they had recently released. The site had a nice stylish design, but when viewed from my iPhone, I was looking at the … Continue reading
The Mobile (R)evolution: 5 Reasons You Need An App
I’m mobile obsessed. I’ll admit it. It probably started with my first smart phone, a Palm Treo, but my obsession has grown exponentially from there. With certain technology trends, I was very much ‘wait-and-see.’ But with mobile, I was definitely an early … Continue reading
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10 Billion App Downloads and You DON’T Need One?
Unless you live under a rock, you’ve probably heard the recent announcement by Apple that they’ve just eclipsed 10 billion app downloads in the Apple App Store. Starting from the release of the iPhone in 2007, the Apple App Store passed … Continue reading
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Go mobile or go the way of the dinosaur.
Last night, I read an article in AdAge about how both Google and Facebook were staking their respective futures on mobile, and how mobile was increasingly becoming the foundation of their efforts. Since 2005, when I started working with The … Continue reading
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