The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Android Blows Past iOS in Global Tablet Market, Report Says”. Matt Petronzio says, “Ever since Apple released its first-generation iPad in 2010, iOS reigned supreme as the top tablet operating system of choice. But, just as Android smartphones have cut into iPhone sales around the world, Android tablets are finding upward success in the global market. According to a new report from Gartner, Android tablets saw a much larger growth in tablet sales last year than any other operating system, rising from 53.3 million units in global... [...]

The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “9 Engaging Marketing App Ideas”. Paige Newberry says, “You’ve made your landing page responsive. You’ve added Youtility to your digital experience. Now make your content work for you. Over the past week, we’ve given you MINI’s best use of configurators and voting, examples of some of the most creative and robust uses of all types of marketing apps, and how you could take those examples and use them to improve your brand’s digital experience. We’ve talked about how Youtility can give your brand the advantage... [...]

Apps for mobile phones are big business. Apple’s iStore and Google’s Android store sell thousands of apps every day. You may have thought that you have to be a computer whiz to sell apps and earn a good living. But that’s no longer true. Now, you can discover how to get apps built even if you don’t know a script from a DLL and then flip them to marketers who want to sell them to phone users. It’s all explained in Appsmoment Flipping Video Course.. This training is centered around 9 videos detailing the whole process of building and selling apps, from start to finish.... [...]

The latest article on ‘MarketingProfs’ is titled “How Mobile Apps Monetize Globally”. Ayaz Nanji says, “Free mobile applications with in-app purchases (IAP) generate the most revenue in the Apple App Store, and the revenue share of this “freemium” model has steadily increased over time, according to a recent report by Distimo and Chartboost. In January 2012, in-app purchases from free apps generated only 46% of revenue in the Apple App Store in the United States. By January 2013, that share had increased to 66%, and in January 2014 the revenue share of free apps with... [...]

The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “Mobile App vs. Mobile Web for Online Marketing?”. Patrick Murphy says, “A key issue for companies is the mobile versus app debate, and whether there is an argument for producing a mobile application versus a mobile site. There are clear arguments for both applications and mobile sites. While some companies believe that mobile development priorities should be focused on either a mobile site or an application, the reality is that consumers are using both channels, so an integrated approach is the optimal solution“. Mobile... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWrite’ is titled “Digital Ads: How Facebook, Google, And Twitter Target Us”. Kelly Cooper says, “The promise of digital media in online advertising is the ability to reach the right people with the right message at the right time. Facebook, Google, and Twitter are all jockeying for the hearts and minds of customers and advertisers alike. But there are big differences in what they’re doing and how useful their understanding of their users may be to advertisers. First, some background. Brands, which have long dreamed of advertising only to the people... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWrite’ is titled “How Tech Is Driving The Business Of Instant Gratification”. Selena Larson says, “Instant gratification can’t come soon enough. In 2013, the runaway success of Uber, the service that lets you call a car by tapping your smartphone, has gotten consumers, retailers, and investors thinking about a world where just about any good or service is available on demand. Increasingly, in urban areas, that thought is becoming a reality. This has been a long time coming. You could buy a pizza online in 1994—though you had to disconnect from... [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWrite’ is titled “The Most Important Apps That Shaped Mobile In 2013”. Taylor Hatmaker says, “As the explosive trajectory of smartphones adoption approaches an asymptote, mobile apps are riding high. Once an unassuming term for a curious, smallish sort of phone program, the app is now king. It’s almost impossible to now imagine otherwise. In this mobile-first era, apps make headlines, precipitate stock slumps and altogether define an industry that didn’t see them coming a mere six years ago when Apple released the App Store. Here is our list of the... [...]

Mobile apps, whether for Google Android or for Apple iPad and iPhone, are big sellers.. And when they are built well, they have long shelf life, so you can sell them for a long time to come, which provides you with a passive income stream. If you only had a simple way to create mobile apps, you could create them one after another and profit from all of them for years. Bob Beckett has created Mobile Cash Formula to show you how to create apps and make them available for Android systems and Apple systems all at the same time. He is so confident of his training that he says, “Mobile Cash Formula... [...]

Mobile marketing is growing dramatically. And one of the hot segments is mobile apps. Providing an app that offers useful information in a particular niche is a good way to bring sales through mentioning niche-related products in your app. Your app could simply be an information product, an e-book, placed inside the software structure that turns it into an app. Using the app is actually just reading the e-book. Now, a Clickbank Apex member has started a service for creating these  E-book Apps done for you. You just need to pick a name for your ebook app, give him the name and your CLickbank... [...]