Huawei Consumer Business Group has struck new partnerships with global brands, including Samsonite and Karcher, that will see the mobile giant’s products integrated into each brands customer experience.
Vodafone has launched ‘Business Unusual’, a weekly podcast series aimed at the start-up and scale-up business community, presented by Strictly Come Dancing presenter and radio personality Claudia Winkleman.
Digital scrapbook app Storychest is launching a new children’s initiative, helping families through lockdown to create diaries of their experience that will be shared with future generations.
Lord Bethell said the Department of Health was “seeking to get something going for the winter”. But, he told a committee of MPs, the app wasn’t “the priority at the moment”. By comparison, France, Italy and Germany have all released contact-tracing apps to monitor COVID-19 in recent weeks. The app has been the subject of … [Read more…]
Globally, 30% of apps now run retargeting campaigns, with 35% of app marketing conversions resulting from retargeting; driving better retention and more revenue, according to new research.
The financial technology sector is booming, with financial inclusion, regulations, consumer savviness and innovation all on the rise. Shaun Puckrin, CPO for Global Processing Services (GPS), looks at the future of the FinTech industry by looking at the current trends and challenges it faces.
Ogury and MediaCom collated insights and analysis of mobile data from 400 million global app users for various sectors. The data identifies how consumer behaviour has changed through lockdown and what will happen to brands when lockdown lifts. Key insights: • Gaming & eSports – Discord is the top gaming platform and has overtaken PlayStation … [Read more…]
The UK government has confirmed that its smartphone app for tracking people who have been in contact with Covid-19 patients will not be ready for 1 June, when the next stage of the relaxation of lockdown is due to begin.
Uber is cutting a further 3,000 jobs as the ride hailing app is hit by the second wave of major lay-offs at the company in just two weeks.
The UK government is building a second smartphone app to track the spread of COVID-19, after the first app currently being tested in the Isle of Wight faced criticism over its effectiveness.