Say Goodbye to E-Commerce and Get Ready to Welcome M-Commerce

 

 
Do you remember the time, when you use to go to the super market to buy products? Yes, we all do. Then with the popularity of telephone, people have started calling for home delivery then the time came when we all became too lazy to even call the super market and started using the concept of e-commerce. It looks like now we also have to say good bye to e-commerce because m-commerce is making its way at a very rapid pace in our lives.

Phablets – The Next Million Dollar Market

Phablet is a word used to describe a device which is half-smartphone and half-tablet and has a screen size more than 5.5 inches. It is a revolutionary devices which is grabbing the attention of users. According to the analysts at Juniper Research, last year about 20 million phablets were shipped around the world and this figure is likely to rise by 100 million units over the next four years i.e. by 2018, manufacturers will be shipping 120 million phablets per year.

Google Is Going to Give Hard Time to Amazon with its Same-Day Delivery Service

Yes, it is true. Google has also launched the ‘Same-Day’ delivery program in Southland. Some days before, we have reported that Amazon is working religiously towards the algorithm which will
predict the future prospective delivery and people will be able to receive the products at their doorstep within few hours of the online payment.

It looks like Google does not like any other company being ahead of them. It is a cut throat reality that every company has same products and they are almost reaching to the customer at the same price. The only thing which can change the game here is the approximate delivery time.

Apple Is Secretly Building Its Own Content Delivery Network (CDN)

We all remember the speech in which Steve Jobs said- “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish”. It looks like this hunger of Apple Inc. is not going to stop anytime soon because reportedly Apple is working on its new content delivery network which will further give access to Apple towards its products, says WSJ.

Apple Inc. is known for its control over its products and complete user experience. This obsession of apple gave birth to iTunes store, Mac etc. Now if we all look back, we actually feel that this obsession gave us so many amazing and quality products. And as Steve jobs had said while introducing iTunes to us- “Its Good Karmas”.

Right now, Apple controls the entire customer experience except the delivery part of it. That has been handled by Akamai Technologies and Level 3 Communications for them. Now it is believed that Apple wants to bring that under its roof as well and it wants to promote its iCloud service while giving an exceptional experience to its consumers.

Motorola Launched The Moto G In India - The Exceptional Phone for the Masses

Motorola Inc. was an American Multinational telecommunication company. Earlier Motorola was really famous with its phone called MOTO-RAZR which was launched in back 2003. Later, with the increasing competition and new launch of smart phones Motorola lost its charm somewhere. Then, when it faced loses and it got split into Motorola mobility and Motorola solutions. Shortly after this split, Google, the pioneer developer of Android itself, announced in August 2011 that they would acquire Motorola Mobility for US$12.5 billion, subject to regulatory approval. This deal was closed in May 2012, after which they have to sell their set-top box business to Arris Group. With the latest news which is coming in the telecom market is that Google is selling Motorola's smartphone business to Lenovo for $2.9 billion. Additionally, with this Motorola has lost nearly $2 billion since Google took over. This loss seams really huge and gave company to face huge damages. Previously Google recovered some of the money that it spent on Motorola by selling its set-top operations last year to Arris Group Inc. for $2.35 billion. Still with all these ciaos and hassle, Motorola has launched Moto G in India in a hope that this affordable Android phone can capture the attention of the target audiences and can bring some luck to the company.

Amazon Audacious Anticipatory Algorithm Will Perhaps be the Game Changer for the Online Shopping World

Way back in 1995, when online shopping was launched by e-bay, people dismissed it as a crazy idea as no one wanted to buy a product which they had not physically seen and held. However, today the story is very different. Online shopping is estimated to be a $250 billion industry. Online purchases range from clothes to jewelry, health products to books.

The only hitch which people face during online shopping is the ‘expected delivery time’ which can even go up to 10 days. However, the new discovery of ‘Audacious Anticipatory Algorithm’ by Amazon states that this delivery time will be reduced to a few hours or maybe minutes. Yes, you read it right-FEW MINUTES!