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mCommerce Use & Attitudes, August 2014 [TABLE]

While just 13.5% of US internet users made a mobile payment, more than half believed they would probably become widely used in the next five years.

Even in a persistently fragmented market, US proximity payment transaction values doubled between 2012 and 2013 to reach $1.59 billion.

The push for omnichannel retailing is driving personalization in the real world.

Price-related activities were the top reasons for mobile shopping app usage while in brick-and-mortar stores.

Around 60% of US buyers said they abandoned their shopping carts because shipping costs pushed their purchase total up more than expected.

There are a variety of factors accounting for the recent buzz surrounding beacons.

Just 2.2 million UK mobile payment users are forecast for 2014, according to Yankee Group—and behind other countries.

This infographic from vouchercloud illustrates the many facets of the mobile consumer.

Nearly two-thirds (64.1%) of Italy’s mobile phone owners had a smartphone late last year—a gain of 23.5% compared with the same period in 2012.

80% of United Kindom SMB decision-makers would consider different payment mechanisms based on customer demand.