Airbnb uses push notifications to drive customer satisfaction
April 30, 2012Airbnb is using push notifications in its mobile application to help users quickly and easily book a room for their travels.
Airbnb is using push notifications in its mobile application to help users quickly and easily book a room for their travels.
When we consider the amount of consumer opportunities on the mobile Web today, another missing feature for mobile shopping is the lack of good advice available to the consumer.
Kodak is letting consumers order prints and pick them up the same day at Target and CVS stores nationwide via a new mobile application.
Fast food chains Pizza Hut and Boston Market are enhancing their loyalty strategies by giving customers a way to scan 2D bar codes for a chance to win a prize.
When Home Depot wanted to create a digital style guide for do-it-yourself home remodelers, the retailer decided on an iPad-first strategy because of the device’s ability to provide engaging content and product experiences that can help drive sales.
The Amazon Appstore is making it easier for developers to monetize their applications for Kindle Fire tablets and other Android devices via a new in-app purchasing service.
Specialty health and wellness retailer GNC has upgraded its iPhone and Android applications to create a better mobile experience for its tech-savvy consumers.
National smart device repair chain myPhoneMD has opened a bricks-and-mortar application store in New Orleans to let smartphone owners test and play with some of the most popular mobile apps before they buy them.
Amazon is the most popular mobile retail site, reaching between 15 percent and 20 percent of smartphone owners during the holidays, according to a new report from Nielsen.
Valpak is helping busy consumers save money while they shop with two redesigned applications that now include deals and personalized features.