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It’s not performance, and it’s not the quality of the user interface. Possibly cost? Although on average, organizations spent just north of $600 per user

Facebook impressed investors and analysts Wednesday by announcing a quarterly revenue increase of 38% compared with the same period in 2012.

Facebook executives are talking up what they say are significant advances made in mobile during the first quarter, including the launch of Facebook Home and improved targeting capabilities. However, Facebook continues to look for ways to deliver rich advertising experiences to mobile users.

A new infographic created by Interactive Media in Retail Group (IMRG) is generating a lot of attention today. The United Kingdom’s industry association for

Even as the battle rages over native apps versus web apps in mobile, Instart Logic has launched to dramatically improve the speed of web application performance by navigating Last Mile network congestion.

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Last week’s Facebook announcement was not much of a surprise. Everyone knew Zuck & Co. were out to invade Android, offering big, blue and white thumbs to stamp on every aspect of a user’s mobile experience. Sure, Chatheads are neat, and coverflow looks pretty. But Facebook Home, in and of itself, isn’t that big of a deal. What it represents, however, is huge. We’re calling Home an apperating system, one of a new breed of software platforms that sit between operating systems and apps. Apperating systems are coming—in a major way.

Facebook modified the permissions of its main Android app when it launches its Home launcher for the platform.

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