Bfonics is a digital content delivery platform that utilizes real time messaging as a tool to empower businesses to create powerful advertisements and marketing campaigns. Our platform uses Beacon technology, web and mobile application to seamlessly integrate the digital and physical world.
The document discusses the growing popularity and usage of messaging apps globally. Some key points: - Messaging apps make up 6 of the top 10 most used apps worldwide based on usage and sessions. - Popular global messaging apps like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Snapchat, KakaoTalk, LINE, and WeChat are continuing to grow rapidly in monthly active users and daily engagement. - Messaging platforms have evolved beyond just messaging to incorporate additional features like payments, games, commerce, media, and more. - Different users in different regions tend to use multiple messaging apps for various purposes rather than just one dominant app.
There are over 5 billion cell phones worldwide and a fierce competition between mobile app stores. This creates huge opportunities for mobile developers, especially in Vietnam. The document discusses the top app stores and their user bases, content, and downloads. It then recommends developing for the Appstore.vn domestic Vietnamese app store, which supports multiple platforms, has an integrated payment system, and makes it easy to control content within Vietnamese law and design for local users. Statistics are provided showing rapid growth of Appstore.vn from 2011 to a predicted 750,000 users and 13 million downloads by the end of 2011.
A lot has changed in mobile technology since the smartphone's inception, but what has changed about how we engage with our consumers via mobile?
This document discusses how Bluetooth beacons like iBeacon and Eddystone can be used to provide location-based interactions and notifications. iBeacon broadcasts an identifier that iOS apps can use to provide proximity-based notifications and interactions even when terminated. Eddystone supports attaching URLs and messages to physical locations. Both standards allow triggering actions and notifications on a user's device based on entering or exiting the range of particular beacons. The document provides examples of using beacons to click on the real world, such as sending a notification when entering a coffee shop or obtaining a user's seat location.
Mobile devices are ubiquitous and their usage is increasing rapidly. By 2015, there could be more smartphones than humans. Users frequently multitask on their phones, like using apps while watching TV. Phones offer constant connectivity and entertainment. Mobile apps allow businesses to integrate with customers and provide company information, news, and details. The mobile gaming industry is growing and predicted to reach $54 billion by 2015 with the majority of downloads being games. The future of mobility includes augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and constant connectivity.
The document discusses how semantic computing in the cloud will revolutionize the consumer experience on mobile phones. It argues that cloud computing will allow for more powerful interfaces on phones that understand natural language, perceive the environment through sensors, and help solve everyday problems. By connecting open data and APIs in the cloud, mobile phones can act as virtual personal assistants that understand speech, provide location-aware information and services, and apply multiple sources to address users' needs.
Mobile apps have evolved significantly since their introduction in 2007 with the iPhone. By 2014, over 1.75 billion people used smartphones and downloaded an average of 2.5 new apps per month. Early iPhone apps included maps, photos, messages, and weather, but now the variety and quality of mobile apps has increased substantially across many domains like social media, dating, games, education, and creative tools for music, video, and document production. The future of mobile apps is limitless as the technology becomes more flexible and applicable to any mobile machine.
Mobile apps are no longer limited to single platforms, and by the end of 2016 there will be over 10 billion internet-connected devices. Future trends in mobile app development include cross-platform apps that work across Android and iOS, the rise of apps for the Internet of Things, and increased use of developer tools and cloud computing. Other growing areas are enterprise apps, location-based services, and mobile security apps as people's lives increasingly involve mobile devices.
Mobliciti’s Annual Technical Showcase is the Mobile-IT event of the year. The event took place on 15th September 2016, at the Blue Fin Venue in London. The event has helped educate hundreds of companies around the emerging opportunities and threats for Mobile and Cloud, often introducing them first to new technologies which are now commonplace amongst the Enterprise. KEY AGENDA HIGHLIGHTS: - Hear first-hand from leading international Financial Services institutions on their Mobile and Cloud journey - An eye opening live iOS hack - Key Technology Demo’s from: Aerohive, SecureAuth, Check Point and MobileIron - 4 x 30 Minute Interactive Roundtable Sessions