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Inside Forbes: We’re Diving Into the Era of News Streams With Breakthrough Mobile Products

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Like a hanging, mobile focuses the mind. I often say the $2 to $3 CPMs publishers frequently get for smartphone ads will crush all traditional newsrooms built for the era of $50 print CPMs — and most...
    






Is This The Future Of Mobile Marketing And Mobile Advertising?

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Being the pop culture savant I am – as witnessed by my recent article 2014 Marketing Predictions With A Twist (click on the link, you’ll see what I mean) – when I first heard the term “deep linking”...
    






Wireless Association Site Estimates Apps’ Data Usage

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CTIA, the wireless association, has launched a new site that enables mobile device users to estimate data requirements for popular apps. Unless you’re one of the lucky ones with an unlimited data...
    






Responsive vs. Adaptive Websites: Six Questions To Ask

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While choosing between adaptive and true responsive options for your business website, it’s important to think about your end users. The fact is, there is not a single design option or mobile device...
    






Top 5 Web Design Trends of 2013

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 5. Versatile Design with Responsive Layouts Image via Flickr by Peter Axbom Modern Internet users continually switch from their desktop computers in the office to smartphones on their commute...

The Best Browsers for Android Phones

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If you’ve purchased an Android smartphone, you probably want to take advantage of all the features your device has to offer – including browsing the web. You’re not limited to a single browser option...

Google mobile web revamp brings hidden sidebar, feels all too familiar

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Google mobile web revamp brings hidden sidebar, feels all too familiar

Google+ has it. Facebook has it. Even Spotify and Evernote have it. "It" is the hidden sidebar, and that subtle if over-repeated interface has spread to Google's mobile home page. Visit from an iOS or Android device and the front end will resemble the desktop web version, but with a sidebar that exposes Google's services in a more elegant way than the top bar we've had to use before. The redesign isn't showing for everyone as of this writing, so don't be disappointed if Google's new drive towards interface consistency isn't available yet. Just know that there's one less refuge from the trendiest input metaphor of 2012.

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Google mobile web revamp brings hidden sidebar, feels all too familiar originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 10 Oct 2012 20:46:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Google Handwrite lets us scribble our way through mobile searches (video)

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Google Handwrite lets us scribble our way through mobile searches

Not eager to hunt and peck on a keyboard? Google Handwrite is here: the search engine's mobile pages will now let you draw letters on the page to conduct searches with the writing method you learned before this whole computer fad took hold. There's no special plugin required -- it's just the flick of a settings switch. As long as you've got an Android 2.3 or later phone, an Android 4.0 tablet or an iOS 5 device of any sort, you can immediately remind yourself of just how much you've forgotten about handwriting since elementary school while you're searching for the local sushi restaurant.

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Google Handwrite lets us scribble our way through mobile searches (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 26 Jul 2012 13:53:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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