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Sofialys (www.sofialys.com) is the leading mobile advertising and marketing service provider for operators, ad networks, advertisers (interactive agencies and brands), publishers and application ...
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Smartphone market delivers 73m more shipments than PCs
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Rhapsody buys Napster Germany and UK
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Mobile wallets can help shops bring back the 21m consumers who hate queuing
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iPhone held almost 25 per cent of smartphone shipments in Q4
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Apple's cash reserves could pay off the public debt of eight EU countries. -
Emerging markets hold the key to tablet growth
46 per cent of total demand will come from 'new' economies by 2017.
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