Mobile, Media & Technology Publishing
A fast mobile browser increases Internet speed quickly on the Internet for Skyfire users. Today’s mobile websites demand lean-and-mean mobile Web browsers to render fast and accurate displays on mobile handsets. Mobile users expect super-quick web page loading on their phones, whether the content is text, photos, videos or graphics. This challenges carriers with 3G and 4G [...]
A fast mobile browser increases Internet speed quickly on the Internet for Skyfire users. Since the days of mobile WAP to today’s well-designed mobile websites, increasing the performance and features of mobile Web browsers has become critical for fast and accurate web page display on mobile handsets. Mobile users now expect super-quick web page loading on their phones, [...]
As world economies were healing from the global recessions of 2008-2014, the mobile Internet destroyed global wireless carriers. While the carriers’ imminent death seemingly happened overnight, it took several years as mobile cloud computing, mobile IP, personal satellite communications systems and global Wi-Fi killed them off. But it was the massive growth of the mobile [...]
It’s amazing how far we’ve come in a few years. Anyone who followed the elections in 2010 will remember when new and mainstream media–social networks, broadcasting, journalism, the Internet and mobile–collaborated. As National Public Radio reported today, 2008 was a “coming-out party for the Internet.” But 2010 is turning into a national mashup: webcasts from [...]
Nicolie Pangis, a Senior Vice President at 24/7 Real Media, wrote a provocative article in Click Z called “What Multitasking Consumers Mean for Marketers.” She argues, unlike popular belief, that new media don’t necessarily destroy the old. People simply adapt to media multitasking. A good example is a teenager listening to music on an iPod, while [...]
Smartphone Owners – Right…or Wrong? O.K., honey, I bought you. Even paid $300 because I wanted you to have more memory. You glow, move quickly and smoothly, side-by-side with me 24/7. Yeah…I got rid of the other one in my life. You’re mine baby. No, this isn’t a quote from an erotic novel for reading [...]
Paper books or e-Books? Which are better? Several months ago, I visited Santa Cruz, a small coastal community south of the San Francisco Bay Area. As I sauntered past a Catholic Church having a rummage sale, I stopped to take a look at the hard cover paper books. I found a copy of Dale Carnegie‘s [...]