Android Lollipop has overtaken KitKat to become the most popular version of Google’s mobile operating system. According to monthly data from Google, Lollipop has just edged ahead of other versions, growing from 34.1 percent of Android installs last month to 36.1 percent. Over the same period, KitKat dropped from 35.5 percent to 34.3 percent. Android 5.0 (a.k.a. Lollipop) arrived […]
» Read moreNearly half the $12 billion in yearly online sales in India takes place through mobile phones, which are set to overtake PC-based sales in 2016 and reach $51 billion by 2020, according to a recent report by Forrester. Online retail in India, which is the smallest, but fastest growing e-commerce market among China, Japan, South Korea and Australia, is projected […]
» Read moreGoogle is introducing Resizer to help Web designers.The tool allows designers the ability to test Material Design across platforms, and see where the breakpoints are. Rather than hope for the best when designing a Webpage, Resizer shows you — in real time — if the site is recursive for mobile. The tool works with any URL. You can see in the image […]
» Read moreGoogle is launching a pilot program for a new mobile payments solution, separate from Android Pay, called Hands Free. Available to residents of the South Bay (Bay Area, California), Hands Free allows you to pay for goods at select retailers without ever touching your phone. The process is quite easy. In a store or restaurant you will get your goods, […]
» Read moreAlthough Apple Pay currently has more monthly users than Samsung Pay and Android Pay combined, an analyst cited in a recent report by Bloomberg claims that Samsung Pay is growing faster than Apple Pay. But it’s not just Samsung Pay that’s growing quickly. Both Samsung Pay and Android Pay have the same number of monthly active users – five million each […]
» Read moreSkype is pushing the trend forward with its new Skype mobile group video call option that makes it possible for a group video call with 25 participants to take place on iOS and Android devices. With unified communications, (UC), cloud services and IP telephony, today’s mobile devices have as many options as on premises systems. The move by Microsoft to make Skype […]
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