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!
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!
The .mobi domain has been around since 2005, should you be using it for your mobile web presence?
I have had the Nexus One for a week now. Here’s the good, the bad, the ugly, and the verdict.
The mobile internet is growing rapidly as various reports point to accelerating usage of the web on mobile devices. Is your website ready for mobile traffic?
With 2009 quickly coming to a close, we take a look back at the past year and what to expect in mobile for 2010.
The weekly wrap-up of the latest mobile news. This week’s edition includes analysis of the latest data on handset market share and mobile internet usage.
Google’s new Local Search feature that allows you to link desktop search results to your mobile device means local business need to start reviewing their mobile internet presence.
Apple recently announced that they’ve eclipsed 2 Billion downloads in the App Store. While the numbers are impressive, I don’t think this is a good thing for anyone but Apple.
While apps for mobile devices are getting all the attention, fundamental flaws in the App Store model will cause apps to lose their popularity and give way to mobile websites and web-based apps.
A review of the handset releases during the summer of 2009 and what it means for the evolution of the mobile internet.