The Asia-Pacific market is prime for mobile commerce, with an increasing number of users reaching for their devices to support their shopping decisions, according to a new survey commissioned by industry group MEF.Conducted by OnDevice Research, the survey found that 84 percent of Singaporeans used their mobile device to either research or purchase goods, where the bulk of their mobile buys, at 40 percent, were digital goods. In addition, 74 percent of Singapore respondent accessed the mobile Web on a daily basis.To read this ZDNet report in full, see:
www.zdnetasia.com/mobile-commerce-on-growth-path-in-apac-62301121.htmAlso see:Nine out of ten use mobiles for shopping
UK consumers lead the world in mobile commerce, according to a new survey.More than nine out of ten Britons use their mobile phones to either research or make new purchases, new research indicates.
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