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Zong Mobile App Platform Comes to the US
Zong, a mobile SMS app framework from Europe's Echovox, has cut deals with eight major US mobile carriers to enable the Zong turnkey applications and API to be used in
What Mobile Apps do the Affluent Use? (Hint: the Free Ones)
According to a new report from the Luxury Institute, today's affluent mobile customers are getting into smartphone applications, with 34% having downloaded apps onto their phones and 11% reporting they
Windows Phone 7 Launches Today
Today is Windows Phone 7 launch day and an important one for not just Microsoft, but the mobile industry as well. For Microsoft, the new mobile operating system isn't a
New Mobile Socialcast, Sliderocket Clients
Socialcast and Sliderocket, which are both now a part of VMware, announced today new versions of their mobile clients for iPad and Android devices. Sliderocket is an app for mobile
W3i Launches Replacement Program for Now-Banned Incentivized Installs on iOS
In April, Apple began banning apps using pay-per-install methods, such as those provided by Tapjoy and others. Now W3i, a mobile application monetization company, has come up with what it says is a
Microsoft: Office Web Apps for your Mobile - Let the Confusion Begin
What exactly from Office Web Apps and Office Mobile 2010 can you use on your mobile right now and what will be available when the product ships next spring? Mary
POLL: Which Location-Based Mobile App Do You Use Now?
Prior to SXSW, we polled you on what location-based mobile app you would use during the festival. Brightkite and Foursquare were the most popular picks, with Gowalla third. We also
Mobile Web or Native App? Chomp's App Search Shows Both
The debate between native mobile apps and HTML5 mobile web apps is probably not very important in the minds of most consumers - but it's big for developers. Starting today
U.S. CIO Wants To Open Mobile Apps Store But Is Apple The Right Model?
The federal government sure loves cloud computing. And now it's using the foundation it built in the cloud to create a mobile apps store for citizens and government agencies. The
At 81 Minutes per Day, Mobile App Use Tops Web Browsing
According to new statistics from analytics firm Flurry, the average mobile user now spends 9% more time using mobile apps than the Internet. That's 81 minutes per day for mobile
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