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Twitter’s Looking to Launch Advanced Search in its Mobile App

Social Media Today

Twitter will soon provide a lot more search qualifiers in the mobile app.

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Google is refreshing mobile search

Sherrilynne Starkie

Google is launching a visual refresh of the mobile search results page designed to increase transparency on the world’s favourite search engine. This redesign is rolling out now on mobile search and will be ex tended to other formats in the future.

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New Report Underlines the Growth of TikTok, eCommerce, and Other Key Mobile Trends

Social Media Today

Mobile analytics provider App Annie has published its latest 'State of Mobile' report which looks at key industry trends and shifts.

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Facebook Expands Support for Physical Security Keys to Mobile Devices

Social Media Today

Facebook will now support the use of physical security keys for login confirmation on mobile devices.

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Mobile Is Here – Are You Ready for Mobile Marketing?

yMarketingMatters

OK, we know that mobile Internet usage is rising exponentially, and clearly, it is no fad, its here to stay. Smartphones and tablets are becoming a paramount marketing consideration, and skyrocketing mobile use has critical implications for business. An impressive 75% of mobile Internet users make purchases on mobile devices.

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Most Profitable Mobile App Marketing Strategies

Social Media Marketing

Technology has been on constant change and almost everything has been going mobile these days. People are on the move and the convenience mobile gadgets provide has made more and more people utilize it. What are Mobile Apps? Samples of this category are calculator, flashlight, alarm, reminders and weather.

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Ready Yourself Now for a Mobile Only Future

Waxing UnLyrical

This mobile-only group of users is forecasted to increase to 52 million people by 2021. For businesses, that means learning how mobile-only communication is different than other types of communication, and driving automation as much as possible when working in this space. Keep scrolling to find out.

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