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Mobile ‘stock comparison’ service aims to help retailers use apps to drive consumers back into stores
Start up company Udozi is aiming to harness the power of the mobile web to help retailers drive consumers back into their stores and get them shopping ‘the old fashioned way’ with a stock comparison service app
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PAYware brings card present payments to micro-merchants through iPhone
Another day, another iPhone based card processing solution comes on the market. This time, PAYware from Verifone, is pushing its app-and-sleeve card reading solution at micro-merchants in the US, with plans for a second generation solution that will work in chip and PIN markets in Europe later this year
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Shopping.com goes Android
Following the successful launch of its m-web strategy and iPhone app earlier this year, online comparison website Shopping.com continues its move into mobile with the launch of an Android app for the UK market, marking the next phase of the company’s mobile strategy
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Intuit and mophie turn iPhones into card readers
Accounting software supplier Intuit and iPhone sleeve and charger maker mophie have become the latest paring to develop a device that turns the iPhone into credit card reader for the US market. Hot on the ...
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Portaltech first to launch UK retail app featuring PayPal’s Mobile Express Checkout
Portaltech and PayPal have partnered to help retailers offer their customers a fast and secure checkout experience on mobile devices. The move comes shortly after PayPal released its Mobile Express Checkout – a mobile optimised version of its Express Checkout service
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Fashion names compete for share of UK online market
Zara is the latest fashion retailer to sell online in the UK, following hard on the heels of Gap, and coming as H&M draws nearer to selling over the internet in this country. At the same time, eBay is pushing its own Fashion Outlet in a new advertising campaign.
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MasterCard and Borderlinx agreement ‘to make cross-border shopping easier’
UK retailers could be among the first to benefit from a partnership between MasterCard and Borderlinx that they say will make cross-border ecommerce easier for shoppers.
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HMV branches into fashion sales
From tomorrow HMV will sell fashion for gig goers and music fans, selling brands such as Boxfresh and Eastpak in-store initially, while online sales will come in the future.
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Internet Retailing 2010: Spotlight on House of Fraser
For this week’s look ahead to our annual conference, Internet Retailing 2010, we spoke to Peter Callaway, director of ecommerce at House of Fraser. He’ll be speaking in track three of the conference, Making Cross-Channel Work, giving insights into the way House of Fraser has approached its move into ecommerce over the last three years. We caught up with him to find out about the learning curve involved.
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JD Sports Fashion appoints SEO specialist
FTSE250-listed Sports clothing business JD Sports Fashion has appointed search specialists Epiphany Solutions to improve its online presence, and thus ecommerce revenue.
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