4 reasons to stop calling tablets mobile devices
May 24, 2013It might be hard to believe, but tablets are not mobile devices and here are four reasons why.
It might be hard to believe, but tablets are not mobile devices and here are four reasons why.
While Apple’s iPad continues to dominate the tablet category, the Kindle Fire is a growing opportunity for retailers looking to reach Android tablet users if they can just get past the fact that Amazon is the manufacturer.
The rise in smartphone and tablet usage has established mobile as a key channel within the multichannel retailer’s arsenal for customer engagement.
Data points to tablets cannibalizing PC sales and marketers are starting to take note. This is why tablet optimization will be a hot topic of conversation in the marketing industry this year.
Canada’s sporting goods retailer Sport Chek has made mobile a key part of a new retail lab that leverages digital technology to enhance the shopping experience.
We know that consumer behavior on a smartphone is different than on a tablet. We know that tablets are increasingly becoming available in different sizes, potentially representing additional distinct consumer use cases.
Tablets have no doubt changed mobile shopping behavior and now smart retailers are delivering tablet-specific experiences that are integrated with their current ecommerce offerings.
Earlier this week, as I was curled up with my hubby and tablet, watching the telly, I caught a dishwasher commercial that included that obligatory question: “Why do you wash the dishes before you wash the dishes?”
The 2012 holidays marked a turning point in the history of mobile commerce with more shopping activities conducted on smartphones and tablets than in years past. This free, hour-long webinar tracks mobile commerce’s progress over the holidays, lessons learned, left-field surprises and best practice for 2013.
The 2012 holidays marked a turning point in the history of mobile commerce with more shopping activities conducted on smartphones and tablets than in years past. This free, hour-long webinar tracks mobile commerce’s progress over the holidays, lessons learned, left-field surprises and best practice for 2013.