While overall mobile payment adoption is moving slowly, this is not the experience for Starbucks, which continues to experience significant growth in the number of customers using smartphones to complete a purchase.
Travelocity leads the pack in consumer satisfaction with both its tablet application and site, according to a new study from Mobiquity.
The retail point-of-sale market is quickly evolving thanks to the increased popularity of mobile payments, which are poised to significantly revamp the experience of paying for products inside a store, according to a new report from Javelin Strategy & Research.
When it comes to mobile shopping satisfaction this year, Apple, Best Buy and Kohl’s are holding the lead, according to a new study from Mobiquity.
Lifestyle retailer Alex and Ani has rolled out mobile point-of-sale offerings to its stores to both streamline the shopping experience and develop stronger relationships with consumers.
Groupon, facing significant challenges in the daily deals space, is expanding into payments services, joining a growing list of companies enabling merchants to process credit card payments via a mobile device.
I don’t know how many Craftsman hammers are sold annually, but I guess the number is at least in the hundreds of thousands. What does it know about these hammers sold? Next to nothing, I bet.
Imagine a world in which all you need before heading out the door to shop, grab a bite or catch a movie is your smartphone. That is right: no wallet, credit cards or cash required.
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May 25, 2013