American Express blends mobile commerce into Twitter program
February 13, 2013American Express has expanded its ongoing Sync program to let consumers buy products from a handful of retailers by tweeting at special hashtags.
American Express has expanded its ongoing Sync program to let consumers buy products from a handful of retailers by tweeting at special hashtags.
In a reflection of mobile’s growing importance for the in-store shopping experience, Amazon is bringing its augmented reality bar code scanning app Flow Powered by Amazon to Android devices for the first time.
The bloom came off check-in applications a while ago and now foursquare, a significant force behind the trend, has unveiled a significant update that takes the focus away from check-ins and places it on making the app more of a recommendation engine.
Movie theater chain Cinemark Holdings Inc. is extending its mobile ticketing strategy with a new mobile application for Android devices.
International restaurant chain Johnny Rockets is biting into mobile with a new mobile marketing strategy that includes SMS to better communicate with its customers.
Aloft Hotel is testing a holographic concierge with QR codes to give guests easy access to information and offers from local businesses.
Amazon.com wants to make it easy for children and their parents to create holiday wish lists that can be shared with a new app for Kindle Fire and iPad.
Footwear retailer Nine West has stepped into mobile commerce with a new site that supports its multichannel strategy.
Lilly Pulitzer, known for its floral shift dresses, has now expanded its store, catalog and online presence to mobile.
With the sudden craze of the just-released Apple iPad, many companies rolled out their own applications for the much-anticipated device.