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On the Delicious blog today, the social bookmarking site has announced a slew of enhancements in addition to

Today, Google announced a new search offering for mobile devices. The redesigned search experience will free handset users

Company calls customers in attempt to sell paid version of mobile app Within iTunes' user ratings section of

When the Palm Pre debuted, one of its most useful features was its ability to sync with Apple's

Today at the DEMOfall 09 conference, Digitrad announced a new consumer voice service called OrganIP. Although the odd

If you're a smart shopper (and these days, who isn't?), then you probably check the weekly circular for

Looking for a new company to get excited about? Look no further than mobile mapping startup, Micello. Their

There are those old-fashioned folks who still prefer to talk by phone, believing that "synchronous audio communication" is

Dazzboard describes their service as a "universal media manager," but we like to think of it more as

In the mobile world, it's been long established that applications are the key selling point for Apple's iPhone.

The "iTunes LP" is just one of the many new iTunes features revealed yesterday during Apple's announcement at

When Smule's Ge Wang, Lyricfind's Darryl Ballantyne and Tapulous' Bart Decrem got together to discuss mobile applications at

One exabyte is a billion gigabytes. It's one quintillion bytes. And yes, "quintillion" is a number so large,

This is part 2 of a two-part article on the mobile e-commerce market in relation to other mobile

Fwix, a website for local news, aims to be a "real-time local newswire" for your hometown. Offering a

In an aside at yesterday's Bandwidth Music Conference, MOG CEO David Hyman mentioned closing a $5 million dollar

The Opera Mini application is now considered not only the world's most popular mobile browser, but also the

As of 2012, CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo wants Nokia to have 300 million service subscribers. In an aggressive first

A company called Sweb Apps has just launched a new service which lets anyone build iPhone apps, even

Recently, Palm came under fire when programmer Joey Hess discovered the Pre's smartphone OS was sending users' GPS