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Google CEO Eric Schmidt was recently at the Seoul Digital Forum and he was asked to define Web 3.0 by an audience member. After first joking that Web 2.0 is

Microsoft today opened up its Windows Marketplace for Mobile to developers. The move, which brings Windows mobile up to date with Apple's App Store and the Android Market, provides developers

According to stats compiled by vnunet.com, China will overtake the US next year to become the world's largest broadband internet market: "The number of broadband subscribers in China is

PhoneGap is a very interesting development platform for mobile applications that lets developers build apps that work for multiple devices, including the iPhone, using only HTML and Javascript. That means

Just 46% of iPhone users discover new apps via recommendations from friends, but that number could take a big jump if a new app just submitted to Apple gets approved

The Under the Radar | Mobility event is coming up this week. It's on November 15, 2007, at the Microsoft Campus in Mountain View, California. Read/WriteWeb has a couple of

Facebook used Nokia World, the mobile conference taking place now in Stuttgart Germany, to make a major announcement about the expansion of their Facebook Connect platform. According to Henri Moissinac,

This week has been an exciting one in mobile and voice news, here's three important stories you don't want to miss. iPhone to Open to Outside Apps Steve Jobs

Augmented Reality, the class of technologies that overlay data on top a user's view of the real world, is a very hot field right now. Mobile AR apps, like Layar

Although nearly everyone today has a cell phone, mobile marketing is still very much in its infancy and marketers are struggling with how best to use the mobile platform to