Mobile email users frustrated by formatting
Most people receive email on mobile devices these days, but email marketers are failing to satisfy them
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Smartphones bad for your hands, good for your brain
Smartphone use appears to stimulate our brains as a direct result of increased thumb use
Children as Young as 4 Getting a Mobile Phone this Christmas
Parents Cite Peer Pressure as the Number 1 Reason for Buying
Six out of ten British smartphone users unhappy with mobile data speeds
Mobile data speeds aren’t meeting modern day requirements with 60% of respondents claiming to be unhappy with their smartphone’s mobile internet connection
Leading child psychologist urges parents to understand and embrace mobile technology
Look for technology that allows personalisation – children benefit when learning and play is targeted to them and they feel that they have control over aspects of it
UK Consumers 76 Percent More Likely to Find Mobile Ads Informative and Helpful Than Last Year
xAd/Telmetrics 2014 UK Mobile Path-to-Purchase Study shows mobile ad reception is shifting as ads become more relevant and personalised
Mobile shopping is just too risky for most people
Mobile retails suffers because of small screen sizes, limiting the extent of information people get, increasing their risk of purchase.
OnePoint Global Offers Free Access to DIY Mobile Survey Platform
By providing free access to their DIY mobile survey platform users have the opportunity to script and send their own App and Mobile Web surveys for free.
Top 9 Features Consumers Want on Mobile Websites
Infographic Showing the Top 9 Features Consumers Want on Mobile Sites
Most UK children have mobile devices by the age of 10
Alarmingly, almost 60% of children between the age of 7 and 10 have Facebook accounts. The minimum age for Facebook users is 13.
One in seven parents has found unsuitable content on their child’s mobile device
BullGuard has announced results of a survey that shows UK-based parents have concerns for the safety of children using the internet on mobiles
London Cabbies Show Poor Internet Knowledge
London Cabbies are protesting about Uber – but this was an entirely predictable service that should have been foreseen.
Cloud Computing Landscape Shaped by the Rise of Mobile Workers
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan finds that nearly 6 out of 10 cloud users (57 percent) are identified as ‘cloud reliant’
Only Half of British Internet Users Know Smart Devices Can Collect Information About Their Personal Activities
Companies need to be honest and up front with consumers about the scale and type of data that’s being collected and how they can control its potential uses.
Mobile Shopping Drives Impulse Buys
Smartphone uptake driving ‘impulse purchases’ according to a Europe-wide study of mobile money habits