The Orange County Health Department has launched orchd.mobi to make it easier for people to find health services they want when they’re on the go. Read more...
With the advances with browser technology on phones, there are more and more applications on the web that look very similar to native applications. Read more...
Cell-phone texting has become the preferred channel of basic communication between teens and their friends, and cell calling is a close second. Read more...
http://IAmAt.mobi is a startup website out of Arizona, that serves two different purposes: a mobile community and a directory listings site. Read more...
If you know about the .mobi domain, you know that it’s designed to help you find made-for-mobile content easily on your mobile phone. But now that there’s a iPhone and a Google phone, among many others, that promise you “the full Internet,” who needs mobile content and a .mobi domain to find it? You do! Read more...
An audience gathered to hear 3 speakers from the W3C, dotMobi and a fellow with the Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado talk about the mobile internet, mobile web standards Read more...
Prezence has created a mobile version of Seventeen.co.za, which offers fans engaging and interactive content. The seventeen.mobi site encourages the user to contribute their own content; upload images via their phones and MMS; rate and comment on content; vote on topical polls and read the latest celebrity gossip. Read more...
The new Spring 2010 issues of Stamford Plus and Norwalk Plus magazines feature small color bar codes, both on the cover, as well as next to some of the article and editorials inside the publications, which allow readers with Internet-enabled camera smartphones to easily access additional relevant online content after downloading an application from Microsoft at gettag.mobi. Read more...
Findings from a study by the European Interactive Advertising Association indicate that mobile Internet is now moving further into the public consciousness. Read more...
According to Trinity Mobile, whose airline customers include Austrian Airlines and British Midlands (BMI), over 600,000 mobile boarding passes were sent out via mobile text messages in 2009, up from 50,000 in 2008. The 1200% year-on-year increase is Trinity's highest recorded sustained year-on-year growth to date. Read more...
