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The Mobile Path-To-Purchase Study: 77 percent of smartphone-driven retail purchases happen in stores, 42 percent percent of users relied exclusively on mobile devices in their pre-purchase research.  For more, visit: http://mklnd.com/12MztXV
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The Mobile Path-To-Purchase Study: 77 percent of smartphone-driven retail purchases happen in stores, 42 percent percent of users relied exclusively on mobile devices in their pre-purchase research.  For more, visit: http://mklnd.com/12MztXV

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Infographic: Mother’s Day & The Mobile Purchase
xAd, a mobile ad network, looked at data from last year to create an infographic showing likely trends for Mother’s Day 2013, ranging from nearly one-third researching Mother’s Day products on their phones to the peak day for mobile versus desktop purchases, for certain types of products.
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Infographic: Mother’s Day & The Mobile Purchase

xAd, a mobile ad network, looked at data from last year to create an infographic showing likely trends for Mother’s Day 2013, ranging from nearly one-third researching Mother’s Day products on their phones to the peak day for mobile versus desktop purchases, for certain types of products.

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Study: Frequent “Smartphone Shoppers” Buy More Than Others

Considerable research has already established that smartphone owners use their devices heavily during offline shopping and “pre-shopping” activities. Now Google is out with new sponsored research that reinforces the message and adds a few new insights. The study’s insights come through both surveys and observation. Read more about the study here.

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Boston Manhunt Pushes CNN, Police Scanner Apps Into iOS’ Top Ten
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Boston Manhunt Pushes CNN, Police Scanner Apps Into iOS’ Top Ten

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Mobile Web Access Is Nearly 30% Faster Since 2012
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Mobile Web Access Is Nearly 30% Faster Since 2012

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Awkward: Microsoft Rips Facebook, Says Windows Phone Is Real “People First” Device

Microsoft - a Facebook investor and partner - let loose with a blog post today saying it has a “people first” phone for those who want the “real thing.”

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The Death Of The QR Code
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The Death Of The QR Code

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New versions of the Google+ app for Android and iPhone are now available, with updates to photo, post, profile and community features.
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New versions of the Google+ app for Android and iPhone are now available, with updates to photo, post, profile and community features.

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The US smartphone story has been pretty consistent for well over a year: Android is now on more than 50% of US smartphones, followed by iOS. All others are losing share. 
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The US smartphone story has been pretty consistent for well over a year: Android is now on more than 50% of US smartphones, followed by iOS. All others are losing share. 

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easily the best use of QR ive seen in ages.
In order to apply for the tattoo artist position, you have to fill in the QR code to get the application form link.
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patrickandheath:

easily the best use of QR ive seen in ages.

In order to apply for the tattoo artist position, you have to fill in the QR code to get the application form link.

via ads of the world

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