SHAREit Group ("SHAREit" or "the Company"), a next-generation internet technology company, has upgraded its mobile advertising platform, repositioning it as an AI-driven commercial growth engine.

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - MAY 11, 2020: A young woman in a face mask takes a picture or video using her mobile phone in Tverskoi Boulevard in central Moscow during the pandemic of the novel coronavirus disease ...

In-application advertising is currently the fastest growing form of mobile advertising on the market. According to BI Intelligence, United States app-install ad revenue is estimated to grow to more ...

AI-powered interactive ads enable dynamic, two-way conversations directly within the ad space. Shoppers can ask questions and receive real-time, contextually relevant answers in natural language. Meta ...

The growing use of smartphones and tablet computers has led to a new market for application software to run on these mobile computing and communication products. Selling text or banner ads imbedded in ...

Mobile advertising is experiencing its era of growth and possibility. In fact, the US mobile ad market will reach $169bn in 2022, accounting for 68% of total digital ad spend, according to eMarketer.

In advertising, the medium through which potential customers become acquainted with a product is among the key factors in determining the outcome of an ad campaign. Mobile advertising is a growing ...

There are clear signs of prosperity whenever a system, a platform or a piece of technology has reached its maturity level. Mobile advertising is officially the fastest growing domain at the moment — ...

T-Mobile is sharpening its programmatic sales pitch and releasing new ad platform features this week. One cosmetic adjustment: The ad revenue group’s name is changing from T-Mobile Marketing Solutions ...

Mobile ads are 30 times more effective than Internet ads. This headline was run recently by a wide range of industry publications. It refers to a study about advertising on mobile phones that was ...

The “un-carrier” is getting into programmatic. T-Mobile has hired ad tech vet Mike Peralta, former CEO of AudienceScience, EVP at Criteo and CRO of Future, as VP of Marketing Solutions, an ad tech and ...