These trends are not only a prediction for 2013. It reflects a natural interest in how all aspects of web and mobile design will evolve over the next few years.

From banking to bills, purchasing to payments, apps are appearing to manage many of the financial aspects of our daily lives.

This paper presents a study on the mobile phone gender gap in low and middle-income countries.

Smart mobile technology is poised to transform global health care - with a little help from other technology megatrends, such as social networking, cloud computing and big data analytics.

In case it is yet to sink in, today, your customers are increasingly equipped with a multitude of knowledge before making their purchase. This is the result of not only the internet, but also mobile technology.

This white paper examines the tradeoffs mobile operators are considering in choosing between two primary LTE deployment strategies.

The future of the mobile broadband market is shaping up right before our eyes, with both the Long Term Evolution (LTE) and Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) technologies promising to deliver the internet to your mobile phone at speeds that might give your home broadband connection a case of "bandwidth envy.

This paper focuses on "real world risk." What is the chance of an average mobile device user encountering malware or a suspicious website? What sorts of things will the malware do?

Mobile file access and sharing is not only the rage, but it's fast becoming a workforce necessity. If you don't provide your users a more secure, viable option for getting and sharing files on the move, they'll take matters into their own hands. And you know how that generally ends: with enterprise data being stored in consumer-grade cloud services.

This whitepaper provides a detailed perspective on developing the right mobile security lifecycle management strategy for your company, delivers an overview of which mobile security options fit what security needs, and offers real world perspectives from key businesses operating on the cutting edge of mobile deployments.

Mobile Marketer's Mobile Women to Watch 2013 list cele- brates the smart women who are expected to make a difference in mobile advertising, marketing, media and commerce in 2013.

The infrastructure cost of building a cell phone network requires that each new generation of technology is in place long enough to recoup investment costs. For that reason, despite 30 years of cellular phones we are only now entering the 4th generation (4G) of cell phone technology. There are many different 4G technologies available, but the most common by far is LTE.