The latest edition of the Google phone, or gPhone or GPhone, chatter contends the search advertising company has a mobile operating system ready to launch.
Virgin Mobile Bonds With Social Networking Sites
Social networking is hot – has been for years, really – and the mobile market isn’t exactly unpopular, either. So Virgin Mobile is embracing both trends, and, as described by the company, “Virgin Mobile USA’s over 4.8 million customers can now access a variety of social networking opportunities including a group of niche-targeted mobile-optimized sites.”
CBS Mobile To Offer Content On Verizon
CBS Mobile has partnered with Verizon Wireless to bring full-length episodes of the "Late Show with David Letterman" and "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" to V Cast Video starting tomorrow.
Mobile Social Network Users Few, Far Between
Social networking is here to stay, but a new M:Metrics study proves that mobile social networking is far from mainstream; in America, which leads the world in this respect, only around 3.5 percent of mobile users bother to access social networks with their cell phones.
AOL Seeks Redemption Through Mobile Search
Make way – AOL’s getting into mobile search. And unlike many of the company’s older products, the logically named AOL Mobile Search service has been getting some positive (initial) reviews.
Social Networking And Mobile Content
Social networking services will control a developing market for mobile user-generated content, according to a new report from Juniper Research, "Mobile User-Generated Content: Social Networking, Dating and Personal Content Delivery."
Pop Goes The Mobile Ad
Startups think taking over the mobile screen with ads will be the key to making money on wireless devices. It looks like Google disagrees.
Consumers Favor Location Based Mobile Services
Forty-two percent of parents with children under age 13 are willing to pay for services that allow them to track their child’s location and 26 percent of cell phone owners between the ages of 18 to 24 want mobile social networking applications based on their friend’s locations according to a new report from JupiterResearch "Location-Based Services: Where Are You?"
ad:Tech 2007 – Building Relationships through Mobile
This session featured Jack Philbin (President, Vibes Media), Bob Wesley (CEO MobileLime), Dean Macri (Founder/CEO Cielo Group) and Brook Pitts (Senior VP, Marketing Innovation – Bank of America).
What started out as a very dry session turned out to be a very insightful lesson on ways to create conversation and user engagement using the power of mobile. 2 of the most interesting uses of mobile campaigns were mentioned by Bob Weasley and Dean Macri.
Mobile Ads Show Google The Money
Google wants its software on more cellphones for the opportunity to present lucrative mobile ads, but the wireless companies have issues with Google’s business terms.