Maybe it’s time to give super apps another go. They never really took off in the West, but with AI agents now in the mix, there’s an argument that conditions may be ripe for the super app dream to ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how fintech is disrupting the financial industry in Asia. A few weeks ago, I discussed how super-apps across Asia ...

At the moment, the US tech sector is all too eager to play up fears about an impending Cold War 2.0 with China, and snuffing out the competition has long been one of Silicon Valley’s favorite plays.

The recent trend of all-encompassing super apps has gained momentum in the U.S., and some well-known players are making ambitious strides in this direction. One notable example is the recent Twitter ...

The Department of Justice claims Apple stifled the development of super apps because they would disrupt its “monopoly power.” The Department of Justice claims Apple stifled the development of super ...

Super apps are by no means a new concept. They have been alive and well and fully integrated into many users’ day-to-day in parts of Asia, merging services like messaging, transportation and payments ...

For Payfacs and ISVs, the all-in-one platform is becoming essential for survival. You don’t need me to tell you the world is changing rapidly. The expectations held by consumers and businesses are ...

There's an app for just about anything you can imagine. But what if you could get everything done with just one app? That's the promise behind so-called "super apps," or apps that run mini-programs ...

All-in-one mobile apps that combine multiple mini apps and services under a single platform first made a splash in the consumer world. Is the enterprise next? Employee-centric super apps are mobile ...

Super apps are characterized by their ability to deliver a wide range of services within a single application, providing an ecosystem that addresses multiple consumer needs. In the financial sector, ...

Russia has a new way to surveil its citizens: a “super app.” Made by the Russian tech company VK, the app is called Max, and as of September 1, it’s required on ...