Mobile web notifications are blurring the line between apps and the mobile browser. For publishers without apps, mobile web push is a way to interact with people in an app-like fashion. And publishers ...

(1) Accessing the Web from smartphones and tablets. Since the advent of the iPhone in 2007, mobile access has been the fastest growing segment of the World Wide Web. See mobile Web browser and ...

COMMENTARY--Once in a while a new technology comes along those promises to change the way the world does business. Lots of enthusiasm ensues. Some companies adopt the technology and completely alter ...

Mobile Web usage has been on the upswing ever since the iPhone leaped onto the stage. But new data form Opera suggests it’s not just the iPhone that’s delivering the Internet to smartphone users.

The Government Printing Office put the U.S. budget request on mobile devices for the first time and in the process re-ignited the federal agency debate on mobile apps vs. websites. Federal agencies ...

Instagram wants to be the photo app for the whole world, even if you can’t or won’t download it. In pursuit of international growth where networks are slow and data is expensive, Instagram has given ...

Businesses today employ various mobile device marketing strategies and understand that their customers may opt to buy immediately from their smartphones. They need a mobile-friendly website to create ...

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When it comes to smartphones and tablets, mobile apps get all the glory. But they also eat up storage space on your mobile device, and they often cost money. And if you decide you need an app while ...

While the user base of Samsung Internet on the mobile front is less than 4%, according to StatCounter, the move still makes sense. Samsung has had its own web browser for its Galaxy devices for years ...

In Russia’s Ulyanovsk region, access to the mobile web has been banned until the end of the war against Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

Remember how small the Internet of the early 1990s was? CompuServe, America Online and some other private, for-profit firms charged content owners rent for virtual space and banked membership fees ...