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Mobile Wallet Service Isis Will Support All Major Payment Networks: MasterCard, Visa, American Express & Discover
Operator-led mobile commerce initiative Isis announced today that it has formed relationships with all four major payment networks here in the U.S.: Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover. That means
Heroku: Ruby Platform Sees 50 Percent Increase in Apps Since November
The number of apps hosted on the Ruby platform Heroku has increased 50 percent since November, pointing out how cloud-based platforms are becoming the norm for the capabilities the services
As Campaign Ends, Was Calling Out "Dying Platforms" Good for Posterous?
San Francisco-based micro-blogging service Posterous launched a marketing campaign back in June that raised a few eyebrows across the Web for its apparently brazen approach. The company has been rolling
One Mobile App for Multiple Platforms Almost a Reality
Finally, it feels like the holy grail of mobile development is at hand. This problem has persisted since Microsoft released its Palm-sized PC operating system to compete with the Palm
Top Mobile Developer Priorities of 2011: Reach, Engagement, Loyalty & Monetization
If you are a mobile developer, the findings of a report from framework provider Appcelerator and research firm IDC are fascinating. The Kindle Fire is, well, on fire. So,
Urban Airship Now Offering Push Notifications for Your Mobile Apps Beyond the iPhone
Urban Airship, a Portland, Oregon based iPhone "push notifications as a service" company, announced this morning that it now offers push notifications for BlackBerry applications and will soon offer Android
Titanium 1.0 Launches: Build Native Apps for Desktop, Mobile & iPad
Today Appcelerator is launching version 1.0 of their Titanium app-building system which allows developers to build mobile and desktop applications using standard web technologies like HTML, JavaScript and CSS. In
IBM Report on "Media's Mean Streets"
What's this? IBM going media 2.0? Big Blue has released a Noir-themed report entitled 'Navigating the Media Divide: Innovating and Enabling New Business Models.' It comes with a movie inspired
Open Mobile Summit: The Future of Mobile Video
Mobile industry executives from several companies spoke about the challenges of mobile video at this morning's Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco. On hand were Anthony Melone, CTO of Verizon
Microsoft Licenses Flash Lite and Reader
Microsoft and Adobe today announced that Adobe Flash Player Lite and Reader LE software would be shipping on Windows Mobile (neither company has indicated when). This is somewhat surprising given
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