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HTC CEO blames marketing mistakes for poor 2012 performance
Peter Chou claims the company didn’t market its products sufficiently last year.
There are 425m connected devices in US homes
PCs currently lead, but mobile second-screen use will soar this year.
Samsung looks to ship 510m handsets in 2013
Manufacturer targets shipment growth of 20 per cent for the new year.
New Apple iPhone and iOS software surfaces
Developers now seeing traces of new software in app usage logs.
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justAd launches Imprego rich media platform
New platform designed for creating mobile landing pages and micro-sites.
Samsung crowned as the world's number one handset manufacturer
Nokia’s 14-year reign comes to an end.
China accounts for a third of 2012 Android device sales
Two-thirds of mobile phones sold in the region are powered by Google's OS.
EU5 smartphone penetration hits 55 per cent in October 2012
Apple tops UK smartphone market, while Android holds strong as leading OS.
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INFOGRAPHIC: How mobile browsing is driving high-street footfall
26 per cent of smartphone owners will browse on their mobile before hitting the shops.
Mobile ad revs to hit $12.8bn in 2013
Global mobile advertising market to experience significant growth from $8bn in 2012.
Over 60 per cent of Americans expect mobile payments to replace cash and card
A combined13 per cent of Americans have already started paying with their smartphone or have witnessed others doing so.
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Forget the sherry, 41 per cent of over 55s want tech for Christmas
Although three per cent did actually request socks.
52 per cent of smartphones will cost under $150 in 2017
Market share of expensive devices will shrink from 85 per cent last year to 33 per cent.
20 per cent of Brits get primary news updates via mobile devices
Over half of UK smartphone owners check at least two news sites or apps every day.
ESPNFC expands across multiple platforms
Global football initiative introduces new enhancements in a bid to grow its audience.
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The Dandy gets digital makeover
Desperate Dan and Co enter the digital age as the popular comic moves from print to digital.
US teens use mobiles for homework
Over a third of ‘tweens’ in the US are using smartphones to do their homework.
