A Brazilian supermarket has used tablet devices in-store to engage with customers. The interactive marketing campaign saw trolleys fitted with tablets that responded to nearby products with recipe suggestions.

As tablets continue to have a profound impact on how consumers shop in the digital world, multichannel retailers are realising that they can also be used to enhance the in-store experience.

For a pureplay retailer, brandsExclusive seems to have a lot of channels covered. The Australian online shopping club is diving into t-commerce with the launch of its iPad app this week.

Connected audiences are leading the way when it comes to making purchases online. Now there's mounting evidence to show that the tablet will soon be their weapon of choice.

With tablet engagement gaining unprecedented drive in the US, Forrester Research has reevaluated its forecasts concerning consumer usage of the mobile devices, and believes only the innovators and disruptors will be able to stake out...

While tablet devices certainly aren't new, Miss Terry Shopper finally gives into t-commerce and discovers a whole new world of digital retail available at her fingertips.

An Ability Commerce study has shown that tablets are a greater driver of retail revenues than smartphones, despite accounting for a lower percentage of traffic.

E-commerce investment is reaping rewards for luxury retailer Neiman Marcus with online retail growth set to outpace brick and mortar sales.

A new e-Tailing Group survey has revealed that tablet users buy more online than their smartphone counterparts, with 68% of tablet owners using the device to make a purchase in the last six months.

Tech giant Apple plays a major role in mobile commerce and online retail trends and is set to drive tablet commerce growth with the launch of the iPad 2.