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  • Apple Pay has a new competitor

    Apple Pay has a new rival, and it’s a formidable one.  

  • The Shopper ‘Journey’ is Actually a Minefield

    The more we learn about real-world customer experiences, the more we see that we've been horribly naive about the role that mobile devices play in shoppers' lives.

  • Apple Pay has a new big name competitor

    Mountain View, Calif. – Apple Pay has a new rival, and it’s a formidable one.  
       
    In its second take on mobile payments, Google is officially releasing its Android Pay digital payment solution to users of Android devices in the U.S.
         

  • Apple TV to enable shopping

    San Francisco -- Come October, consumers will be able to buy clothing and other goods on their Apple TV.

    In its never-ending quest to wind its way deeper into people’s homes, Apple Inc. on Wednesday unveiled a new version of its Apple TV, the set-top box device that lets viewers stream live video through such sources as Netflix and Hulu. In the most talked-about update, the device will now come with its own App Store, featuring apps for TV and video viewing, games, sports — and shopping.

  • Apple’s next-gen store design: Three early details

    New York -- Apple is getting ready to unveil its next generation of store design — and the industry is already buzzing over the details.

    Unfortunately, there aren’t many available — and the few that are don’t seem very revolutionary. What little specifics known about the store are based on remarks made by Rick Millitello, who presented the new store plan on behalf of Apple to the Germantown Design Review Commission for review. (And yes, it was approved.)

    Here are three details:

  • Report: Apple reveals new retail store design

    Apple is about to embark on a whole new path when it comes to the design of its retail stores, starting with its next project in Memphis, Tenn.

    According to the Memphis Daily News, Apple’s new location at the Shops of Saddle Creek mall in Germantown will see several departures from the company’s traditional retail look and feel, with the facade set to feature “a matte granite reinforced panel on the exterior wall," among other differences.

  • This e-retailer has digital innovation in the bag

    Ebags is quickening the pace of its digital innovation by teaming up with Iterate Studio to create two new tech research labs.

    Recognized by retailers as an early pioneer of drop-ship (1999), customer product reviews (1999), and A/B split testing (2000), eBags' goal is to pioneer game-changing services by embracing the new digital frontier which includes mobile services and the Internet of Things (IoT).

  • And the leading mobile retailer is…

    Seattle – Mobile shopping has been getting attention for its rapid growth, and one major retailer is leading the way.

    According to new data from online coupon database Coupofy.com, Amazon.com is the leading mobile commerce retailer, with 110% growth in 2014, earning revenues of $16.8 billion.

    Amazon is followed by Apple ($14 billion), Chinese store Jingdong Mall ($5.8 billion), Google Play ($4.4 billion), and QVC ($1.86 billion).

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