Recognizing the role that the Kindle Fire will play in the lives of consumers, Papa John’s has launched an application for the Amazon device in hopes of providing customers a means to place orders regardless of which platform they are on.

Consumers are increasingly turning to their mobile devices to find deals, with shopkick claiming that 3 million shoppers are using its app for rewards.

Whirlpool has rolled out a mobile site to assist consumers in finding the best appliances while on the go.

Sears has been named 2011 Mobile Retailer of the Year, the highest accolade in mobile commerce and retail. Who else won the prestigious Mobile Commerce Awards?

‘Tis the season to be shopping – mobile shopping, that is. Here is a compilation of mcommerce-related stats that are meant to shine light on how consumers will be using their mobile devices this holiday season.

A common trend in 2011, was the creation of retail mobile applications meant to serve as a utility and to cultivate loyal customers.

Retailers understand the importance of having a mobile commerce-enabled site that does more than just give store hours and locations, with functionality such as personalization, social media and SMS integration, mobile coupons and video playing a big role on the mobile Web in 2011.

Targeting retailers, mobile marketers and service providers, Mobile Commerce Daily’s Classic Guide to Mobile Commerce offers best-practice tips, insight and analysis on the next frontier of retail.

Targeting retailers, mobile marketers and service providers, Mobile Commerce Daily’s Classic Guide to Mobile Commerce offers best-practice tips, insight and analysis on the next frontier of retail.

With 40 percent of smartphone owners browsing the Internet more frequently on their phones – using their devices to make holiday charity donations and buy gifts online – it only makes sense to ensure mobile purchases are available anywhere at any time.