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m-commerce

(Mobile-COMMERCE) Using smartphones and handheld computers with wireless connections to place orders and transact business over the Web. See m-business and e-commerce.

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Definition: m-commerce

(Mobile-COMMERCE) Using smartphones and handheld computers with wireless connections to place orders and transact business over the Web. See m-business and e-commerce.



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  • Australians fired up about mobile services

    M-commerce may have earned itself a bad name in Europe, but Australians are keeping faith A new survey has revealed that Australians are leading the world in anticipation of m-commerce. The...

    News items | May 29, 2002 12:00am PDT

  • Mobile firms claim e-money laws threaten m-commerce

    The European Commission has been told to hold back from regulating 3G too tightly if it wants Europe to become a fully broadband-enabled society. Europe's mobile phone companies are urging the...

    News items | May 23, 2002 12:00am PDT

  • WAP paves the way for m-commerce

    There will be 1 billion cellular telephones worldwide by 2004, according to IDC, with half of them Internet-enabled. The most popular Internet-enabling technology being adopted en masse by handset...

    News items | September 19, 2001 12:00am PDT

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  • Domino's m-commerce brings $1.6 million in sales in a single week

    If you are not convinced that mobile commerce will actually earn you much revenue, think again. Domino's Pizza took over $1.6 million in sales through its mobile platforms in a single week in the UK.

    Blog posts | March 29, 2012 2:06am PDT

  • Facebook IPO Filing Shows It's Still Not Operating in the Mobile Era

    Facebook Inc.'s S1 statement today shows the firm hasn't made the leap to post-PC era. That should be cause for concern for investors.

    Blog posts | February 1, 2012 4:12pm PST

  • M-commerce boom turning into a bust

    People are not using their cell phones and other handheld devices to make purchases or transactions, leaving companies to rethink their m-commerce plans.

    News items | September 9, 2002 11:00am PDT

  • Australians fired up about mobile services

    M-commerce may have earned itself a bad name in Europe, but Australians are keeping faith A new survey has revealed that Australians are leading the world in anticipation of m-commerce. The...

    News items | May 29, 2002 12:00am PDT

  • Mobile firms claim e-money laws threaten m-commerce

    The European Commission has been told to hold back from regulating 3G too tightly if it wants Europe to become a fully broadband-enabled society. Europe's mobile phone companies are urging the...

    News items | May 23, 2002 12:00am PDT

  • WAP paves the way for m-commerce

    There will be 1 billion cellular telephones worldwide by 2004, according to IDC, with half of them Internet-enabled. The most popular Internet-enabling technology being adopted en masse by handset...

    News items | September 19, 2001 12:00am PDT

  • M-commerce off to a slow start

    Shopping via wireless devices hasn't caught on yet, but it will.

    News items | January 15, 2001 12:00am PST

  • Commentary: U.S. leads m-commerce boom

    Experience and expertise with Internet and enterprise software architectures will provide the United States with an edge in mobile commerce. Sorry, Europe. Read the column. -- Will Daugherty,...

    News items | June 26, 2000 12:00am PDT

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