Back in the day web pages were displayed one at a time after a long loading process. The advent of Flash allowed websites to become live and interactive. Flash enabled animation, motion and video dramatically improving the user experience. Then internet enabled mobile devices exploded in use and issues arose with the poor user experience [...]
Filed under: html5, Trends | Tagged: Mobile apps, mobile browsing, mobile content, mobile internet, user-experience | Leave a Comment »
It’s the “simplicity of sharing” There’s a storm brewing over how mobile phone users spend their time on-line. In recent days an increasingly public argument has developed – claim and counter-claim – on how you measure the consumer appeal of the mobile web versus an app. The storm began just over a week ago with [...]
Filed under: Mobile apps, Mobile web | Tagged: Bango Analytics, Mobile analytics, Mobile applications, Mobile apps, mobile browsing, Mobile web, web v's apps | Leave a Comment »
With election day rapidly approaching, one wonders what’s going through the minds of the main party leaders, although I think we can all guess what’s going through Gordon Brown’s today.
Filed under: iPhone, Mobile web | Tagged: Gordon Brown, Green party, iPhone, mobile browsing, mobile site, Nokia, Rishi Saha, The Conservatives | 1 Comment »
…lose some weight and get a better tape measure… Don’t get me wrong, I love apps. They have done much to accelerate the uptake and advancement of smartphones which in turn continually improves mobile web browsing capabilities – hurrah! Apps are starting to shake up the whole industry – they are creating a strong device [...]
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Nokia, is one of the most impressive adaptive businesses of the last 100 years. Most recently, the company showed its resiliance in the 1980′s when its business was beginning to slow due to increased competition. The common strategy of the day would have been to cut costs to maintain profit levels. Instead Nokia, flew their product teams around [...]
Filed under: app store, Business, Mobile web, Off portal | Tagged: app stores, Apple, apps, internet, mobile browsing, Mobile web, Nokia | 1 Comment »
The recent iPhone 3.0 software release announced this week has got me thinking. There has been so much talk recently about big shifts in consumer web browsing habits and developments in multi-touch based UI design attributed to the iPhone that I suspect we have been missing out on something equally important. So important, it may [...]
Filed under: Business, Mobile web, Trends | Tagged: HTC, internet, iPhone, manufacturers, Microsoft, mobile browsing, mobile handsets, Nokia, software updates | Leave a Comment »
The US will soon claim first place in the mobile web race with US consumers’ appetite for mobile web surfing expected shortly to overtake current global number one, the UK. That’s according to Bango’s mobile web surfing charts. So what’s behind this latest move? The UK has punched above it’s weight considering it only has [...]
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