Mobile, Media & Technology Publishing
Make Your Blog Visible on Most Phone Screens in 15 Minutes Yes, that’s right, 10% and your audience loss may be higher. If you haven’t mobilized your blog, your business or personal blog is invisible to billions of people on Earth. Add iPads and other mobile devices and your potential audience melts in cyberspace. [...]
Mobile Websites – Effective Communication Tools for Business As an overstressed business person–perhaps a 16 hour a day entrepreneur–Mobile website design and hosting are probably low on your totem pole. But your business depends greatly on adopting mobile best practices, including launching a mobile site in 2012. Everyone’s talking about the mobile Web. Everywhere you [...]
C.T.I.A., representing wireless carriers, is meeting in San Diego this week. Yesterday, Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, gave the keynote address, stressing the need for increased electromagnetic spectrum to combat the “looming spectrum crisis.” “Looming” is a word that makes for great speeches and press coverage but not necessarily consensual agreement [...]
Many MobileBeyond readers apparently want used Verizon iPhones according to my stats. So to save you time, I wrote this post back in February (updated in May, 2011) about the eBay deal to buy used iPhones and other smartphones at high prices. Now the prices for Used iPhones for Verizon Wireless have dropped dramatically, and [...]
Rich Gubby at Wapple in the U.K. has created an easy to use, fully-featured WordPress plugin called “Architect” that mobilizes (re-sizes) your blog. It makes your WordPress blog readable on most mobile phones in just a few minutes. Many bloggers and website owners don’t realize that 5% or more of blog traffic comes from mobile phone [...]
People who carry multiple cool tech gadgets over at Evernote in Silicon Valley are featured in today’s Wall Street Journal. I’m wondering if they’ve become obsessed with their tech gadgets. I thought at first it was only smartphone addiction. But the obsession has spread to tablets, laptops, netbooks, iPods and all the peripheral gear: [...]
