This week wrap-up features the latest Verizon iPhone rumors, why tiered data pricing could kill mobile broadband, and Dot – “The world’s smallest stop-motion animation character.”
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This week wrap-up features the latest Verizon iPhone rumors, why tiered data pricing could kill mobile broadband, and Dot – “The world’s smallest stop-motion animation character.”
In this week’s wrap-up, the case against third party mobile web browsers and a new app that allows you allows you to raise a drink, a real one!
With yesterday’s BlackBerry Torch 9800 and OS6 announcement, is RIM making a play for the consumer market, or merely solidifying their enterprise position?
Mobile news wrap-up for August 2: Strategy Analytics releases worldwide mobile phone market share numbers for Q2, Google dominates mobile search, and did AT&T signal the end to iPhone exclusivity?
miniListings is here! Aumnia is proud to announce the availability of its first webapp utilizing the Aumnia automated mobile internet platform. Learn more about the miniListings product at www.minilistings.com.
Apple’s latest results are in, and they’re impressive. Here’s an analysis of those results along with other recent mobile reports from around the web.
Apple’s latest policy change could result in losing more developers. Apple appears to be slowly killing it’s greatest advantage with the iPhone: the App Store.
The .mobi domain has been around since 2005, should you be using it for your mobile web presence?
After using the Nexus One for six weeks, here is a wrap-up review of likes, dislikes and comparisons.
Aumnia’s insight and analysis of the more interesting stories to come out of mobile’s premier event – Mobile World Congress 2010.