Nokia has launched the Lumia 800, the flagship Windows Mobile smartphone it hopes will revive its fortunes in the mobile market. The device, which was unveiled at Nokia World today,...

Read More: Nokia launches Lumia 800 “the first real Windows Mobile smartphone”

Skype has announced a partnership which will bring its calling service to users of Indonesia's largest mobile operator Telkomsel. The company, which was purchased by Microsoft, revealed that its Skype...

Read More: Skype is bringing its service to Telkomsel’s 100M mobile users in Indonesia

Google is not the only company trying to move its services from mobile native apps to mobile web apps. GigaOm's Kevin C. Tofel used Nokia's updated web-based mapping service and gave it a thumbs up for features while noting its limitations in saving offline maps due to the large size of the data involved.


Read More: Nokia Mobile Web Maps Work Great on iOS/Android. Windows Phone? Not So Much

Apple has agreed in principle to a partnership that will see China Mobile offer the iPhone, although it is not yet clear when the world's largest carrier will carry Apple's...

Read More: China Mobile: Apple “promised” to give us the iPhone but we don’t know when

10 million iPhone users later and China Mobile, the world's largest mobile carrier by subscribers, has reached a new milestone. This...

Read More: China Mobile, an unofficial iPhone carrier, has reached 10M iPhone users

Steve Jobs was a man who could see into the future. He would change our lives through technology and eventually with the introduction of mobile internet. His many gadgets made us think in a different light when it came to the way we communicated, worked, and played. The boom made possible in social media was [...]

Read More: Steve Jobs Sets the Trend In Mobile Internet Service

It is a metric that is well used across the world in research, analysis and reporting but it is time that the technology world stopped leaning so heavily on Internet...

Read More: How mobile is forcing us to change the way we measure the Internet

Local transactions by Kenya's mobile money service, M-Pesa currently exceeds transactions made by Western Union globally, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reports. According to the IMF, “M-Pesa now processes more...

Read More: Local transactions by Kenya’s mobile money service, M-Pesa exceeds Western Union’s global ...

Losing my phone last weekend was very stressful. I'm the sort of person who is typically incredibly careful with my belongings...

Read More: Researchers developing cyber security software to wipe mobile data based on location

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

Contrary to the general belief and opinion, Pakistan is one of the fastest growing markets for Digital Media with an approximate 20 million people using internet, 72% of online Pakistanis maintaining profiles on Social Networking sites and spending an average of 2 hours on Facebook every day. The passion with which people have affiliated themselves [...]

Read More: Pakistan Emerges as a Social and Mobile Player

Stickery, a company that is building a mobile learning platform focused on games for kids, generates progress reports for teachers and parents, using curriculums that are approved by educators. The...

Read More: Stickery is reinventing mobile gaming and education for kids

It looks like The Sun, the final News Corporation newspaper in the UK to be freely available online, will remain so. That's according to Robert Andrews over at Paid Content...

Read More: Murdoch’s Sun newspaper reportedly shuns paywall in favor of paid mobile apps and ads

Stories of huge phone bills for excessive usage may soon become a thing of the past in the United States, as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) prepares to announce an...

Read More: FCC to fight bill shock with introduction of mobile usage alerts

What do you do when you set out to leverage the power of existing facial recognition technology to launch a new business, only to discover that the existing technology isn't...

Read More: Facial recognition company Face.com’s CEO talks APIs, mobile and the London riots

The Times Group, a national media organisation in India, has announced an exclusive two-year agreement with sports content provider Perform. According to the terms, it will bring EPL highlights to...

Read More: Indiatimes scores deal to bring EPL football to mobile phones in India

Facebook's mobile announcement is spawning an army of games with Facebook tie-ins. Social gaming company Wooga is leaping into the HTML5 frenzy by launching its first mobile game Magic Land Island that can be accessed on almost any device. More after the jump.

Read More: wooga Launches Magic Land Island on Mobile With Facebook Support

Storm8, one of the premier mobile game developers for iPhone and Android has just launched 3 of its popular mobile titles with Facebook connectivity. This announcement comes in lieu of Facebook's recent announcement to support third party mobile apps with its social infrastructure from within its own mobile apps. More after the jump.

Read More: Storm8′s Blockbuster Titles Launch On Facebook Mobile Apps

In December of 2010, Fabulis, a social network for gay men turned into Fab.com, a daily deals site for gay men. Then, this spring, Jason Goldberg, Fab’s CEO turned the ship in yet another direction, dropping its niche demographic to become a top destination for quality designed objects at below retail prices. Two weeks ago, Fab announced that after [...]

Read More: With 700K users and counting, Fab.com launches its first mobile app

In December of 2010, Fabulis, a social network for gay men turned into Fab.com, a daily deals site for gay men. Then, this spring, Jason Goldberg, Fab’s CEO turned the ship in yet...

Read More: With 700K users and counting, Fab.com launches its first mobile app