Effects of the Apple-Samsung Patent Battle

Over the past month, our Internet marketing firm members have watched the news of the Apple-Samsung patent battle spread throughout the Internet as society eagerly waited to see which technology giant would come out on top. While the trial only lasted four weeks, the battle between Apple and Samsung has been going on for over a year.

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All Work and No Play?

Are you a workaholic? Do you find yourself answering business calls or emails outside of the office? Have you forgotten what life was like without your smartphone? Join the majority of Americans who find it impossible to leave their work at the workplace.

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Mobile Payments Improve How We Shop

With the growing popularity of smart phones and the increase in security, users feel more confident in mobile shopping. That’s why companies like Starbucks and Google want to create ways to simplify mobile shopping payment processing so that we can more easily adapt it into our everyday lives.

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Including Mobile Search in Your Keyword Strategy

There are a lot of businesses out there that focus their marketing energy on tactics that can improve their online presence. Paid search and search engine optimization have become important cogs in the consumer exposure machine for businesses in all types of industries.

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Consumers Still Use Mobile Internet Research While They are in Stores

Every retailer knows that in this age of information, consumers actively research the products they purchase long before buying them, but it is a surprise to many that consumers are actually researching while they are in the store.
A study conducted by Yahoo and Nielsen shows that 90% of mobile Internet users have accessed the web while in a retail location.

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E-Commerce Shoppers Hesitant about Security

With the developments in technology that E-commerce sites have made over the years, it’s a wonder to think that some Americans still refuse to purchase products online because they are concerned with security. In fact, 64% of Americans have yet to purchase anything online.

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Bing Powers Windows 7 Mobile Devices

It’s no big shock that Microsoft has announced that its new line of phones that use the Windows 7 mobile operating system will include Bing applications for both search and location. A lot of people don’t think about the impact that the release of these phones will have on the popularity contest between the major search engines.

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Google’s AdMob Breaks Down Mobile’s Ad Details

In order to analyze the importance of increasing mobile advertising efforts, Google has recently published the information that was collected by a program it created called AdMob. This program monitors the amount of times a mobile advertisement is requested from smartphones and other mobile internet devices and can even decipher the location of where the request for the advertisement was made.

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New Google SERPs Available on Mobile Searches

Recently, Google has released a new format for its search results pages that includes a variety of tools that are designed to make searching faster and more accurate. Providing mobile search users with the tools they need to find the information they want quickly is going to help Google maintain its top spot as the most frequently used search engine.

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Google Places: Putting Local Businesses on the Map

Google is revamping their “Local Business Center” and changing the format of its local search so that it better serves users with more accurate results. The redesign includes a slew of new features and even a name change, Google Places.

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