By Ēco One Energy March 30, 2011
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By OCBusinessListings.com January 15, 2011
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Over the past few years, mobile web usage has considerably increased to the point that web developers and designers can no longer afford to ignore it. Mobile is fast becoming one of the most important delivery channels for business today.In wealthy countries, the shift is being fueled by faster mobile broadband connections and cheaper data service. However, a large increase has also been seen in developing nations where people have skipped over buying PCs and gone straight to mobile.Unfortunately, the mobile arena introduces a layer of complexity that can be difficult for developers to accommodate. Mobile development is more than cross-browser, it should be cross-platform. The vast number of mobile devices makes thorough testing a practical impossibility, leaving developers nostalgic for the days when they only had to support legacy browsers. mobile native applications which are developed with a specific programming language such as objectiveC for IOS, Java for android, have many disadvantages if mobile application is mainly used to display and interact with online content, services and mobile users such as installation, updates, cross-platform compatibility, limited processing power, data storage, disk space requirement, virus protection, accessibility, integration with third party services, etc. In addition to supporting different platforms, each device may use any number of mobile web browsers. For instance, an Android user could access your site using the native Android browser, or could have also installed Opera Mini or Firefox Mobile. It’s fine as long as the smartphone uses a progressive web browser (and it’s safe to say that most browsers are progressive nowadays), but it doesn’t have to.Moving forward, the distinction between native application and mobile web application is predicted to become increasing blurred because mobile browsers gain direct access to the hardware of mobile device, HTML 5 support, the performance of browser-based applications improve. E-Marketer recently published a very informative chart that shows application market share of mobile web applications versus native applications depending on usage. zdnet.com, Image creditThe mobile web reintroduces several issues that have been largely ignored in recent years. First, even with 4G networks, bandwidth becomes a serious issue for mobile consumers. Additionally, mobile devices have a significantly reduced screen size, which presents screen real estate issues that have not existed since the days of projection monitors. Combine these issues with cross-platform compatibility problems, and it isn’t hard to see how mobile development is a lot like ‘stepping backwards in time’. So let’s tackle these issues one at a time and create a road map for mobile web development with Jaemobi mobile content management platform. • Special Concerns For Mobile Website Content Management System • Create mobile website pages; • Create mobile website subpages • How To Implement Mobile Themes; • How To Change Header, Footer and Logo • How To Implement Mobile Custom Stylesheets • Beyond Stylesheets Predefined Themes • Special Concerns For Interoperability First Look into Jaemobi Platform Learn more about Jaemobi mobile website builder tool. ...read more
By Jaenovation February 01, 2012
Using mobile devices to access the Internet is rapidly becoming the norm in our everyday life. Mobile handsets and smartphones are dominating the e-Commerce scene, thanks to advancing mobile navigation and user friendly interfaces. A mobile storefront makes it easy and convenient for your customers to make a purchase whenever they want and it allows a streamlined payment process to make mobile purchasing easier. Mobile is quickly becoming the new and promising retail channel. Mobile commerce (also known as m-Commerce) is the process of selling and buying of goods and services through mobile devices. Smartphones and tablets are poised to take off as the next big platform for retailers since m-Commerce combines the advantages of powerful e-Commerce with the mobility and freedom of wireless devices. This highlights an emerging opportunity for retailers to tap into the mobile channel, and the demand for mobile e-Commerce compliant websites is on the rise. The main challenges retailers and companies face include lack of desirable software and the absence of universal standards. There is the gap between the available mobile system and the desired one. There are huge possibilities to widely use mobile trading services, but store owners on the other hand vaguely incorporate m-Commerce into their existing business models due to the lack of professional mobile shopping cart platforms. Jaenovation’s mobile shopping cart platform addresses this void. Jaenovation’s mobile ecommerce solution supports multiple shipping and payment methods so there is no need to change your existing payment gateway account setups. Your mobile site is safe and secure, providing your customers peace of mind while making their purchase. In addition, our mobile management platform’s expandable architecture allows for third party integration, giving you a truly customizable solution. Slow sites drive away customers and revenue. Give your mobile customers the information they need, when they need it. Our mobile ecommerce is built for optimal user experience and gives mobile customers the ability to browse your products faster than other mobile web apps. Easily manage your mobile storefront with our Mobile Content management platform:Add, edit, and delete products and product detailCreate marketing campaigns and special deals to attract more customers Order history CMS CRM Site Search Order Management Shipping Management Product Tracking Email Marketing SMS Marketing Featured items Task Management Optimized Checkout Learn more about Jaenovation mCommerce here. ...read more
By Jaenovation December 29, 2011
Global market research firmSynovatehas released data from its global mobile phones survey, revealing just how attached Americans are to their cell phones. Synovate surveyed over 8,000 cell phone owners across 11 markets - including 504 in the US - to learn more about how people are using (and, in some cases, hiding behind) these devices, which features they use (and don't) and how they really feel about them. The Synovate survey showed how much people depend on their phones. Three quarters of the survey respondents - including 82% of Americans - never leave home without their phones, and 36% of people across the world (42% of Americans) go as far as to say they 'cannot live without' their cell phone. Synovate's global head of media, Steve Garton, said these small-but-powerful devices are so ubiquitous that by last year, more human beings owned one than did not. "This sheer volume, coupled with enormous marketing potential that is just starting to be realised, means that marketers need to understand as much as possible about how people use their phones, how they feel about them - and what they want more of. "One very important point about the marketing potential of the phone is that people tend to classify the mobile phone differently to mainstream media like television, radio, print, outdoor and even the internet. Most people do not think of phones as a media platform at all." Overall, 23% of respondents across 11 markets own more than two mobile phones. Americans are among the most likely to own at least two at 33%, along with the French (34%). Brits and Americans were the most likely to own a smartphone at 21% and 20%, respectively. In an increasingly mobile-literate world, only around a third of US respondents agreed they did not know how to use most of the features on their phones. So what are people actually using them for? Putting aside the almost ubiquitous calling and SMS functions, the three features most used on a regular basis are: Alarm clock – 67% globally use this regularly / 56% of Americans Camera – 62% globally / 68% of Americans Games – 33% globally / 31% of Americans "As the mobile becomes more of an all-in-one device, many other businesses are facing challenging times. However, the opportunities for mobile manufacturers and networks are enormous," said Garton. Overall, 17% of respondents use email on their mobile on a regular basis, led by 26% in the US and 25% in the UK. Similarly, an overall 17% use internet browsing, topped by the UK at 31% and the US at 26%. Eleven percent say theysocial networkregularly via mobile, again led by the UK (17%) and the US (15%). As the number of people using mobile devices for internet related activities such as web browsing, city surfing, andsocial mediasteadily increases, the way that businesses and marketers promote and grow their business is also changing. Mobile websites, SMS marketing, and tag scanning is changing the way businesses reach out to customers and meet their demands. The survey showed that the US and the UK lead the way in mobile functions that require3Gaccess: Mobile Websitesallow the viewer to be redirected to a mobile-friendly version of a website. This elimiates the teensy-tiny writing and navigational issues that cause frustration among users. Big players such as Amazon.com have already implemented a mobile version of their website, allowing customers to browse and shop from the comfort of their mobile device. SMS, or short message service, marketing allows users to receive coupons and other special offers via their mobile device. The customer can then redeem their offer in person by showing or scanning the offer message at the place of business. This benefits both businesses and customers as a simple and hassle-free way of receiving marketing material. Tag scanningsimplifies mobile navigation by the use of small scannable image "tags" to direct customers to a mobile website content. The scanning of images tags is done through a tag application downloaded by the user. Businesses can change web destination of the tag image at any time without creating a newtag image. Tags can be used on print materials and websites to direct customers to online promotional material using their mobile devices. Mobile marketingis a growing and quickly-advancing field. For a complimentary marketing analysis and business consulation,contact Jaenovation today. ...read more
By Jaenovation June 20, 2011
If you work with computers at home or in your business, you have probably heard or used Microsoft Office. This program is common in many schools, businesses and homes across the world. It can be used on a PC or a Mac. This one program will allow users to create documents, spreadsheet... ...read more
Microsoft Word is a computer program that allows you to view and create text documents. Computers that run Windows Vista come with Microsoft Word already installed. If you do not like the layout of Microsoft Word, want to replace it with a different word processing program or want to download a differ... ...read more