Few weeks ago at an investor meeting I was asked what I thought the size of the mobile ethnography market was, leading question I thought, so not being sure I decide to plead the 5th and take the question away. … Continue reading
EthOS app hosted the first of our webinars today. As usual Siamack went through the deck sharing sometimes more than he should but in his laid back and relaxed style imparted some of the wisdom he has collected in his … Continue reading
So November 22nd has been set as the date for our first webinar. We are going to look to cover Mobile Ethnography as it is today and how it is likely to evolve, as we see it so some opportunity … Continue reading
Interesting statistics on Samsung 28% of smartphone market vs Apple 17.1%. Had a couple of conversations with people wondering what Apple would do, would there be a cheap iPhone launch, everyone assumed further lawsuits but I was struck by the … Continue reading
Had an interesting conversation with a business partner yesterday about the continued increase in the way video is being used in research, we were talking mobile ethnography in retail. The conversation was triggered after we got onto the subject of … Continue reading
EthOS Officially Rolls Out in 15 Languages Ethnographer Siamack Salari has officially launched the EthOS mobile app, designed to enable brand owners to view how their products and services are used by consumers. The tool is now available in … Continue reading
Interesting article for anyone that is interested in NFC, particularly like the grave stone example ,http://lnkd.in/Km3tht 1 min ago
I assume mobile users would prefer both ads that are relevant for them and at the right location and time http://lnkd.in/nZe9wz
Data from Ofcom showing the increase in usage of smartphones, marked differences between adults and youth. Youth focus is social media, for adults its a replacement pc. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14397101
4G mobile phone network comes to Scandinavia. At launch the network is only available on laptops Swedish and Norwegian mobile users could be among the first to use a fourth-generation (4G) mobile network. Continue reading
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