Purpose: More consumers are using mobile applications (apps) to shop for apparel, specifically young adult males. As these young adult males increase their presence on mobile shopping apps, they are becoming the focus of mobile application retailers who historically have not served this target...

Cryptocurrency investment apps have gotten to be progressively well-known in later a long time, permitting individuals to contribute to computerized monetary standards from the comfort of their smartphones. In any case, contributing to cryptocurrency is intrinsically hazardous, and the...

We document a sizable increase in the concentration of active users toward the top mobile apps. In narrowly defined categories, the share of active users for the top app increases from 38% in fall 2015 to 47% in spring 2022. This sharp rise in user concentration can be primarily attributed to...

The year 2020 saw remarkable domination of Android devices. Android’s large share of the global market (85%) places it first in the list of preferred targets for mobile cybercrime. Computer attacks try to control and access confidential user information by exploiting the various...

This research paper presents a novel approach for fault-tolerant Wireless Sensor Networks (FT-WSNs) designed for IoT applications. The approach addresses obstacle detection challenges in WSNs to ensure uninterrupted network operation and optimize energy consumption. A hexagonal topology...

The paper proposes using Support Vector Regression (SVR) for hop count prediction in resource-constrained wireless networks. It introduces a novel data forwarding mechanism for an IoH aware framework. The proposed scheme's performance is compared with existing data transmission mechanisms,...

We study the impact of the implementation of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) framework on the Apple App Store ecosystem. We use comprehensive data on every app available in both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store ecosystems in the eighteen-month period around the implementation...

The inaugural guest academic article for the University of Chicago Business Law Review Blog discusses how Millennial and GenZ investors can set in motion a social movement with disruptive effects on the current corporate governance paradigm. It refers to Millennial and GenZ investors as...