Mobile Scoop – March 1st, 2013

Rhonda Wallace

Mar 1, 2013 |

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News and Insights

Hands-on with the 7-inch ASUS Fonepad: A Full HD Android Tablet that can also make calls
Asus Fonepad hands-on: Definitely a tablet, just one that makes phone calls
Only in Barcelona: Dual Screens and Phones That Translate MWC gets wacky with mobile – NEC’s unusual Android smartphone has two screens
Samsung Launches Wallet App for Android
Samsung unveils new mobile wallet app for Android at Mobile World Congress
Pandora Eliminates Unlimited Mobile Streaming
Pandora to introduce 40-hour monthly limit on free mobile listening
What Happens to Groupon after Andrew Mason?
Groupon CEO Andrew Mason will be leaving the company, he announced.

Research Papers

Mobile is the Silver Lining in Groupon’s Fourth-Quarter Cloud Groupon is currently seeing an increase of 44 percent in mobile transactions
Why Mobile SEO Matters According to a recent study mobile search will outpace desktop local search by 2015

Fun Read

Mobile World Congress 2013: Best of Show
Take a look at some of the favorites from this year’s MWC
Google Has Killed Android (the Brand)
A mobile visionary talks about how and why Google is killing the Android name

Industry Insights

Creating Your Lean & Agile Testing Practice in the Mad World of Mobility
Attend Our Mobile Application Quality Seminar in Santa Clara

Mobile TriviaWhich mobile tech giant is trying to recharge its business with a Microsoft partnership that revolves around the “Lumia” brand?

Motorola
Nokia
RIM
Huawei

Don’t forget to check out the answer in our next mobile scoop!

*The answer to the previous Mobile Trivia

“Which company is credited with inventing the world’s first cellphone?” is MOTOROLA

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