We’re discussing the latest news in mobile, having a nice chat with Matt Hawes from Liftoff about mobile ad creatives, talking food delivery and more. Here’s the rundown:

Introduction 
[1:19] Mobile News Review
[24:21] Matt Hawes from Liftoff joins us
[36:28] In or Out
[44:45] This week on Apptopia

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Binge the trends

We’re discussing the latest news in mobile, talking app store fragmentation with Matthew Hughes of The Register, and diving into the latest trends we're seeing in Apptopia data. Here’s the rundown:

Introduction 
[1:59] Mobile News Review
[7:51] Consumer tech and mobile reporter Matthew Hughes of The Register joins us
[36:10] This week at Apptopia
[50:05] In or Out

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Offer it up and let it go

We’re discussing the latest news in mobile: Amazon Prime Video and Apple strike an in-app purchase deal, Facebook’s latest experimental apps, IGTV and fishing apps are on the rise! We also explain why Rick and Morty is the most powerful piece of content for Adult Swim's mobile app. Here’s the rundown:

Introduction 
[1:33] Mobile News Review
[9:18] This week on Apptopia
[22:47] In or Out

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Let's make a deal

We're joined by Adam Hadi, VP of Marketing at Current, a fast-growing mobile bank. Adam's goes over his non-traditional background as it relates to banking and dives into who Current's user base is.  We then learn how his team is able to acquire these users and the role push notifications play in Current's mobile app. Craving more? Sign up for our weekly Friday morning newsletter here - https://engage.apptopia.com/apptopia-newsletter-signup-0

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Welcome to Somewhat Mobile where we go through a rundown of industry topics and inevitably get sidetracked.

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