From consumers to marketing directors, mobile is the word on everyone’s lips at the moment. And it’s not difficult to see why - it’s estimated that by 2014, mobile devices will have overtaken PCs.

McDonald’s much anticipated global mobile app goes live this summer though will not have all its features open to users in an attempt to work out whether its focus is mainly promotional or commerce.

Ten years ago, businesses had a limited digital presence, usually consisting of a website and a basic social media profile. Digital marketing wasn't seen as a necessity. Nowadays, having a website is ...

Core Gaming and Guangzhou WeiXuan Join Forces to Develop AI-powered Mobile Tools Beyond Gaming Partnership to Focus on Scalable, Everyday AI Solutions for Real-World Impact Guangzhou WeiXuan is an ...

There are many statistics talking about the continuing explosion of mobile as a marketing channel – and although consumer campaigns tend to get a bigger profile, B2B businesses can and should be aware ...

The strategy genre earned $10.6bn globally and $2.9bn in the US during H1 2025. Player spending in RPGs fell by 11% year-over-year. Game collections saw the strongest growth, up 138% despite remaining ...

Deployed in December 2010, the app is now being used by a growing number of real estate investors, and it has generated several leads, Peltz reports. Now comes the hard part: designing and building an ...

StreamNation, a media-focused cloud locker service, is the latest company looking to expand its reach by branching out a single feature into a separate mobile app. One of the biggest obstacles the ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CenterWell Pharmacy® has introduced a new mobile app that lets customers manage their prescriptions anytime and anywhere, requesting refills, shopping for ...

When we think of eSports, the games that come to mind tend to be relatively homogenous. First-person shooters and MOBAS; League of Legends, Call of Duty or maybe Counter Strike if you’re of a certain ...

HONG KONG/BEIJING, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Billionaire Jack Ma's Alibaba, the dominant force in China's $1.6 trillion e-commerce market, may already have lost a battle with rival Tencent for the world's ...