Smart devices, or consumer products that can be linked to other technology, have been rapidly growing and improving due to factors such as faster broadband speeds, mobile advancements, and hardware.
Health-focused smartwatch maker Empatica is partnering with the US governments BARDA Division of Research, Innovation and Ventures (DRIVe), to create a new smartwatch that will be able to detect when
Apple’s dominance in the smartwatch market is continuing to decline, despite the overall market seeing steady growth, according to a report from market research firm ABI Research. The iPhone maker’s
eMarketer has released a new report focused on the growth of wearable devices, including smartwatches and activity trackers. The study reported that wearable devices are most popular among Americans aged 55
Electronics giant Samsung has revealed its latest premium smartphone, the Galaxy Note9, a new smartwatch in the form of the Galaxy Watch and announced the Galaxy Home, the company’s first
Apple saw its number of smartwatch shipments increase, but witnessed market share decrease amid strong performances from other brands, in the second quarter of 2018. According to Canalys, the tech
Vodafone launched ‘V by Vodafone’, its consumer-facing Internet of Things (IoT) platform last year with a number of products including a 4G security camera and a connected car dongle. Now,
Connected clothing is set to lead wearable growth over the next two years, as consumers move away from smartwatches, fitness trackers, and other wrist-based devices. Overall, the smart wearables market
Germany has decided to ban the sale of smartwatches for children because they can be used by parents to eavesdrop on kids and those around them. The Bundesnetzagentur (Federal Network
Apple is reportedly planning on releasing an Apple Watch with a built-in data connection that can be used separately from an iPhone. The new version of the smartwatch is expected
Madeleine Dodd, Digital Growth Manager at Burger King, walks David Murphy through a recent campaign that saw great engagement by giving customers a good reason to share the date of their birthday
Sue Fennessy, Founder and CEO of WeAre8, tells David Murphy how the social network is trying to give something back to the people on it, and to the planet
As consumer demand for privacy grows ever-stronger, Google has begun building privacy-centric advertising solutions that will change the way user data is leveraged for retargeting campaigns. But what does that mean for advertisers and how can mobile marketers adapt to ensure that retargeting on Android continues to drive value? To find out, Remerge spoke to Güven Soydan, who has led several product teams throughout his 14-year career in digital advertising. Today, as VP of Product at Remerge, Güven and his team are among the first to work directly with Google on the development of their new advertising framework
Following the news that SeenThis’ carbon reduction goals have been approved by the organisation behind the international standard for corporate climate target setting, the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi), the adaptive streaming company’s Sustainability Lead, Simon Jonansson, tells Mobile Marketing about SeenThis’ efforts to reduce the climate impact of online advertising
Couldn’t make Cologne this year? GumGum’s General Manager, EMEA, Peter Wallace gives us the lowdown from this year’s DMEXCO, providing updates on everything from the future of the cookie, to the mysteries of the metaverse
Recently, Admiral Media founder Andre Kempe teamed up with Tobias Boerner, Co-founder and advisor at Fastic, to help apps and brands improve their user journeys and help them grow beyond performance marketing. In this interview, they talk about their new endeavour, mistakes in marketing, and the importance of a well-designed user lifecycle
For the past three years, Dentsu has led a global conversation around attention in advertising. The marketing and advertising giant’s latest piece of research focuses on the Danish market, with the cooperation of partners including high impact advertising provider Adnami and eye-tracking specialist Lumen Research. We spoke to Thomas Toftdahl Jensen, Dentsu Denmark Executive Director, Strategic Solutions, and Adnami’s Nordic Market Director Peter Østrem, about the link between creativity, attention and effectiveness, the ability to attach a CPM to attention – and how advertisers are leaving stalking behind
Made For Advertising (MFA) domains have been a particularly hot topic in recent months, with their increasing scale and sophistication matched by the determination of the advertising and media industry