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[...] become the biggest mobile commerce platform in India. Partly, because I believe that mobile commerce platforms will look fundamentally different than e-commerce platforms. E-commerce platforms look [...]

[...] , Netflix, ITunes Radio - 4 Social Networks: Google +, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram - 2 Commerce Apps: EBay, Amazon So what does this tell us? Communication and search for information are the two [...]

[...] , because I believe that mobile commerce platforms will look fundamentally different than e-commerce platforms. E-commerce platforms look like Amazon or Flipkart. They have Menus on top, with the [...]

[...] winner by far. And this category didn’t even make an appearance in the U.S. So Indian mobile phone users really see the mobile phone as a utility device and hence arm themselves with [...]

[...] mobile phone recharges, etc., claimed that it was on the way to becoming India’s biggest mobile commerce platform, leaving behind players such as Flipkart and Amazon. PayTM claimed it had the most [...]

[...] by Sundar Pichai, a senior vice president at Google, where he oversees Android, Chrome and Google Apps. He was in India to launch the Android One phones. In a conversation with him, I asked him what [...]

[...] , but couldnt find anything different than e-commerce sites on mobile, or the standard e-commerce mobile apps. I’ll keep looking, but I’ll bet that mobile commerce platforms will look [...]

[...] on what “mobile commerce” will really entail. Recently, PayTM, a leading platform for mobile phone recharges, etc., claimed that it was on the way to becoming India’s biggest mobile commerce [...]

[...] for finding information as they are for performance optimization?? Conclusions: The top Indian mobile startups might very well include: more tools/optimization apps, India-specific social network [...]