Phil Libin, CEO of Evernote and Paul François Fournier, EVP at Orange, took to the stage at LeWeb 2011 to announce the service's very first European partnership which will see the...

Read More: Evernote partners with Orange, gives subscribers a years free access to Evernote Premium

comScore, an Internet market research firm, released information from data about mobile social media usage changes during the period of August 2010 to August 2011. comScore's data, if accurate provides interesting insights into our mobile social activities. Note that comScore does not differentiate between social network sites like Facebook and conventional blog sites for some of their reported results.


Read More: comScore: LinkedIn & Twitter Mobile Access Growing Faster Than Facebook Mobile Access

Sony has revealed it has suffered more issues with its online data. A third party tried to sign in to and access 93,000 active accounts on its PlayStation and other networks...

Read More: Sony repels attempts to access 93,000 online accounts [Updated]

The Facebook tidal wave seems to be unleashing across the social gaming ecosphere. The latest extension of Facebook's social connectedness comes from none other than Zynga itself which today unveiled ‘Zynga Direct', an extension of its ZLive platform that will serve as a new discovery and distribution channel for the social gaming powerhouse. More after the jump.

Read More: Zynga Direct Launches for Easier Access to Zynga’s Social Games

The most up-to-date employment data and economic news releases from the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics and its Employment and Training Administration now can be viewed using a new mobile application.


Read More: Gain Mobile Access to Latest Labor Data and News

Nielsen Wire aimed their survey at social media with special attention paid to the access from mobile devices. It shouldn't be any surprise that social media access from mobile devices now accounts for a significant proportion of people. 40% of the people who access social media content to so from their phones.


Read More: Nielsen Wire: 37% Access Social Media from a Phone, 3% from an iPad

Are you a frequent user of smartphone check-in services like Foursquare or Gowalla? I don't use them because personally, I don't want people to know where I am. I guess I like going incognito. Come to find out, I'm not alone. A recent study by Pew shows that only 12% of smartphone users use theses ...

Read More: Only 12 Percent of Smartphone Users Access Check-In Services

Stephen King’s latest book, “Mile 81,” will be available strictly online as an ebook from Scribner. The ebook will be available this Thursday, September 1, 2011 unless you have perks with Klout.

Read More: Stephen King Offers Early Access to ‘Mile 81′ for Power Klout Users

Starbucks is a digital oasis for me.I usually pop in, fire up the Starbucks mobile card app, order a beverage, have my iPhone scanned to pay for it, sit down access Starbucks WiFi access point (provided by AT&T) on a smartphone, iPad or notebook (or netbook). This plan usually works just fine. And, I've executed this plan more times that I would care to admit.


Read More: 0.12Mbps on Starbucks WiFi? Have a Backup Data Access Plan!

Image courtesy of SkypeMost people who know of and use Skype use it's free video and voice chat that works across the Internet between two devices running Skype. However, you can also use Skype to make calls to any phone number at low rates using Skype Credit, and you can even buy a phone number to receive phone calls in Skype. The Skype app essentially turns an iPod Touch into a phone as long as it is connected to WiFi.

Read More: Skype Is Enabling iOS Users To Buy WiFi Access

Smartphones and Tablets are powerful enough that one might consider using them as their only computing device. While smartphones and tablets have the processing power equivalent to personal computers sold just a short time ago, one area in which they are significantly inferior to PCs is storage.


Read More: Access More Of Your Media From Mobile Devices

If you are a heavy user of Zoho's web office and productivity suite, you may also use their Zoho Mail service. The good news for iPad owning Zoho users is that Zoho just updated their mobile web site to optimize Zoho Mail in the iPad's Safari web browser.Zoho Mail is now optimized for iPadZoho Mail's iPad web view does not deviate much from the look and feel of the iPad's native email app or Google's Gmail web view. This is a good design choice since it means that i [...]

Read More: Access Zoho Mail on the iPad Via the Web or Mail App