An Advertising Age column proclaimed obsolete the symbols that mobile phones can scan to go to websites or videos. Not so fast, say some communications pros.
Even though I live in Chicago and am a working journalist, life is better off the grid.
To make itself stand out with young customers, the drug store chain is pushing smartphone apps and a way to print out a photo with social media enhancements.
A LinkedIn survey of 7,000 people in 18 countries determined the workplace dinosaurs. It was nice to know you, desk phone.
It’s as much of their morning routine as brushing their teeth. Which side of the bed do you give your smartphone?
It may be easier to send someone a text rather than call, but is that good for society? One pro weighs in.
In the areas of search, social media, and mobile apps, shoppers were much more inclined to engage with brands this year, making it a full Cyber Thanksgiving Weekend.
The Perfect Days app for iPhone extends the airline’s social media philosophy of community rather than hard selling.
Research from the Pew Research Center found that of all activity people use tablets and smartphones for, the old workhorse of email is still the most widely used. But the uses are changing.
From the essentials to the silly but fun, these can help transform your everyday snapshots into memorable images.
A mass effort for mass transit: Designing Chicago, a project from Greater Good Studio, aims to find out what public transportation riders want in order to build the app they need.
Be the first to check in to the restaurant chain’s locations in all 50 states and win the ultimate reward: free Grand Slams for life!
Communicators, here’s why you should prepare an audit to quantify how employees use mobile devices for work.
