Emerging Mobile Technology

North American Mobile Revenues to Hit $10B

North American revenues from mobile content and applications will total $10 billion in 2015, according to a new white paper from Juniper Research. Juniper’s $10 billion estimate for total North American mobile content and applications revenue by 2015 made in “North America – Land of Wireless Opportunities” predicts 150% growth from $4 billion in mobile content/apps revenue reported in 2009.

About the Data:

This report is based on a Pew Internet telephone survey of 2,252 U.S. adults age 18 and older, conducted by Princeton Survey Research International between April 29 and May 30, 2010. The sample included 1,917 adult cell phone users, 744 of whom were contacted on their cell phones.

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Five Up-and-Coming Mobile Shopping Sites

Target

Not only does Target consistently turns up on Gomez's list of top performing mobile sites, it also makes it easy to save a buck, with Daily Deals and Weekly Ads both featured prominently. Product detail pages are simple but pack a punch, with multiple images, detailed descriptions and customer reviews. And if you're not looking to snag an item right away, there's the option to email or text product details.

Target also makes it easy to create and manage lists for future shopping trips. If you add a Target store location to your profile settings, it automatically tells you the aisle where items on your list are located.

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