How mobile commerce really works
Americans are now doing almost 33% of their online shopping on mobile devices. But what happens when you click “buy” isn’t as simple as it seems. A lot has to happen at lightning speed, with ironclad security, for mobile commerce to work. Check out this infographic, which lays out the entire process, by clicking here.
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Bloomberg
U.S. streaming revenue grew 57% to $1.6 billion in the first half of 2016 & accounted for nearly half of industry sales.
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9to5mac
You can now receive and answer calls using Messenger while you’re driving. Pretty cool.
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Engadget
It's an outgrowth of what Google's been doing for a long time with the Knowledge Graph and the info it serves you in things like Google Now, and that really is something no other app can do.
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Business Insider
Volunteers are helping Google get closer to being able to serve recommendations for complex queries like "tourist-friendly nightclubs in Vienna that play Senegalese music."
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AT&T
Project AirGig delivers this last-mile access without any new fiber-to-the-home and it is flexible enough to be configured with small cells or distributed antenna systems. No need to build new towers. No need to bury new cables in the ground.
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Engadget
By mid-2017 Comcast will launch a wireless offering that combines access to hotspots with Verizon service.
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Techcrunch
Top 3 worldwide iMessage apps category are gaming, entertainment and utilities.
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