Sentence examples for maturity of mobile from inspiring English sources
Ubiquitous crowdsourcing, or the crowdsourcing of tasks in settings beyond the desktop, is attracting interest due to the increasing maturity of mobile and ubiquitous technology, such as smartphones and public displays.
For this kind of payoff, Cost Per Click/Mille/Action and Click Through Rate are the most important indicators on which researchers focus; In-APP purchase of game props, e.g., Fruit Ninjia, becomes attractive with the maturity of mobile payment platforms (e.g., Alipay and Paypal).
According to the OneID team, its service is made possible by a combination of asymmetric cryptography, the maturity of mobile hardware/software (and their ubiquity), as well as a distributed architecture that collectively reduces business' vulnerability to sophisticated online threats by merging the security keys of several personal devices, then encrypted in an amorphous mass in a data center.
"Last year was a phenomenal year for us, and alongside growth of mobile and the maturity of mobile, we're able to ride that wave and broaden our platform from analytic to include a tightly integrated marketing platform," explained Localytics CEO Raj Aggarwal in an interview.
At least until they read the section on how the "time to maturity" of a mobile game – how long it takes for a game to get 90% of all the downloads it's ever going to get – has fallen from almost 50 weeks in 2014 to just over 17 in 2015.
"Our mission remains the same with this additional Series B funding: to extend our RTB leadership, champion and support the needs of our premium customers, and accelerate the maturity of the mobile advertising market," Cormier said in the press release.
The recent focus on messaging represents a new stage of maturity for mobile.
Gaming just happens to be a good starting point because of Arias' own personal contacts in the industry and the maturity of gaming on mobile platforms.
Due to the popularity of electronic commerce and the maturity of wireless technology, mobile users can access the Internet anytime anywhere without having to physically hook up any access point.
Virtual goods are becoming a booming market thanks to the growing maturity of gaming platforms, free-to-play models and the profusion of mobile devices.
Part of what's making that possible now, he says, is the very existence of mobile, but it's also thanks to the maturity of the platforms that are now being accessed by maturing APIs.
