By 2022, close to $5-trillion of commerce would have a digital presence in the form of online stores on Web and Smartphones. Clearly, this magnanimous presence of virtual properties warrants innovation on various fronts which include user-experience, product catalogues, operational intricacies, and payment gateways. …

Apparently, the contemporary population still has a long way to go when it comes to incorporating the virtual world into the real one. One could have believed that the ‘Uber for X’ economic model would have been the saturation point for this decade, given how everything, from cabs to meals…

To sum up the difference in one line between Cyber Monday and Black Friday, the former is for this generation, the one that prefers phones to physical contact while the latter is from a generation that believed in the real world, outside the shackles of digitization. …

With over 3-million unique mobile apps on the app store (of both Apple and Google combined), the world has no dearth of ideas. Since the inception of cab services in San Francisco in 2009, startups, freelancers, and enterprises have experimented with the idea of mobile apps in numerous domains. …

Here is a fact to put things in perspective; in 2012, Google was working on 100-projects in the domain of Artificial Intelligence. Today, the number of projects has increased by a percentage of 2700%. Between 2011 and 2014 alone, image recognition errors dipped to 5% from a staggering 42%. While…

When NASA first sent a man to the moon, all they had to work with was a computer with a memory in MB's. Today, even the dumbest Smartphones come with a memory thousand-times greater than the first computer sent to space. …

For any app, an average user does not shell out more than 5-seconds of their critical time. Therefore, all an enterprise has from a user is 5-seconds, sometimes even less, to create an impression that brings them back to their app. Clearly, many fail. When it comes to design in…

Uber, the world’s most significant ride-hailing service, has been valued at $120bn by the banks on Wall Street. …

Innovation in the realm of the user, utility, and retail technology, in the last ten years, has been driven by the Smartphone. From the conventional days of elaborate, and often excruciating, software programmes, the world has now moved to app-based solutions. From social networking to sites to utility…