Insider Intelligence predicts that mobile commerce sales will account for 43.4% of total U.S. retail ecommerce sales — and 6.5% of all U.S. retail sales — in 2023. Although standard m-commerce sites ...

The popular Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons recently experienced negative publicity after multiple government agencies shed light on the company’s mobile app privacy policies and data collection ...

Mobile commerce is a comer with many benefits, and open banking growth is a driver (credit: Blake Wisz on Unsplash) Nearly every consumer has a smartphone with them as they shop, carrying mobile ...

With the majority of online shopping now taking place on mobile handsets, providing “a positive first-screen customer experience” is the biggest challenge facing retailers over the next five years, ...

Ayo Omojola is CEO and cofounder of Hipmob. At Hipmob we help companies talk to mobile app users. Many companies use Hipmob around their checkout, answering questions about your product or policy ...

Among the many ways customers interact with a brand, mobile retail apps stand out. Yet, despite its importance, many retailers have failed to achieve true intuitive personalisation. Smartphones ...

Over the past decade, smartphones have given consumers more options for how, where and when they shop. In the last two years in particular, as the global COVID-19 pandemic has forced innovation upon ...

David Lumb is a senior reporter covering mobile and gaming spaces. Over the last decade, he's reviewed phones for TechRadar as well as covered tech, gaming, and culture for Engadget, Popular Mechanics ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RETAIL’S BIG SHOW — Consumer demand for mobile technology has reached a fever pitch, as retailers continue to break away from traditional in-store experiences to compete for ...

Today Avaya announced a new product that's a pretty good illustration of how Unified Communications can actually work as vertical industry-focused, communications-enabled software. It's a joint ...

Inspired by the innovation of the food truck revolution, Amy Lynn Chase (nicknamed "Punky") decided to expand her online retail store into the mobile vintage shop, Haberdash Vintage, back in February ...