UK Mobile Spending Grows 25 Percent In 2013

By  |  July 16, 2013
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UK mobile spending is reaching new heights as Mobile Entertainment reported that between January and June 2013 mobile shopping increased by 25 percent.

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    The article indicates that the rise of mobile spending is directly connected to the rising number of smartphone and tablet consumers in the country.

    British shoppers are keen on daily voucher sites, and were reported to spend a total average of £500,000 per day on daily deals on the Internet. The number of mobile transactions is expected to grow alongside the rise of smartphone users, and is predicted to exceed desktop spending by the end of 2013.

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