AdMob, the mobile advertising unit bought by Google last year for a whopping $750 million, is upgrading its platform today. The company is launching new SDK’s for Android, Flash Lite and iPhone platforms and is also rolling out a number of new publisher tools, including a new publisher dashboard, an enhanced Reporting UI, a new [...]
Tags: Admob, Advertising Network, Android, Banner Advertisements, Banner Sizes, Cpc, Customizable Interface, Dashboards, Google, Iphone, Key Statistics, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Device, Mobile Platforms, Mobile Web, Own Tools, Performance Enhancements, Sdk, Server Side, Text Ads
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Tue, March 23 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Mobile entertainment startup mSpot is extending its Mobile Movies site, which will let users stream full-length movies on their mobile phones, on the web, so you can enjoy mSpot’s online streaming movie service on your computer.
mSpot has struck deals with Paramount, Universal, Image Entertainment, and Screen Media Ventures to stream full-length movie rentals to [...]
Tags: Appletv, Blackberry, Cell Phones, Club 9, Full Length Movies, Functionality, Image Entertainment, Iphone, Ipod Touch, Media Ventures, Mobile Device, Mobile Entertainment, Mobile Phones, Mobile Space, Mspot, Netflix, Series Competition, Streaming Service, Sync, Universal Image
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Tue, March 23 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
There are no shortage of location-based services launching this week at SXSW in Austin, Texas. Many of them allow you to “check-in” places to let others know you are there. So how do you differentiate between then and decide which to use? Well, here’s one good way.
CauseWorld, is a free iPhone and Android app that [...]
Tags: Amazon, Android, Austin Texas, Badges, Charity, Citi, Dollar Donations, Free Iphone, Gaming Element, Good Deeds, Ins, Iphone, Karma Points, Kraft Foods, Leaderboard, Location Based Services, Mobile Device, Real World, Sxsw, Techcrunch
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Fri, March 12 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Editor’s note: This guest post is written by Marc Benioff, chairman and CEO of salesforce.com. In it, he explains why enterprise software should take its cues from Facebook and become more social.
I quit my job at Oracle in 1999 because I couldn’t stop thinking about a simple question: “Why isn’t all enterprise software like [...]
Tags: 10 Years, Amazon, Complexity, Confines, Consumer Computing, Cues, Ebay, Enterprise World, Facebook, Important Events, Innovative Services, Iphone, Killer App, Marc Benioff, Mobile Device, Oracle, Skepticism, Social Phenomenon, Stickiness, Straight Forward Solution
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Thu, February 25 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Facebook has been doing background checks, known as due diligence, on the location-based social network Loopt, a source with knowledge of the talks tells us. Generally speaking, due diligence of this kind is only performed when a company is in acquisition or fundraising talks.
Loopt won’t comment on this story, and a Facebook spokesperson says “As [...]
Tags: Background Checks, Carrier Relationships, Due Diligence, Early Adopters, Facebook, Footprint, Google, Hesitation, Jupiter Research, Launch, Location Applications, Location Based Services, Location Features, Mobile Applications, Mobile Device, Mobile Devices, Mobile Location, Privacy Concerns, Sidelines, Silicon Valley
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Thu, February 25 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Apple thinks of itself as a mobile device company. In January at the iPad launch event, Steve Jobs noted that “Apple is the largest mobile devices company in the world now.” And responding to a direct question today at a Goldman Sachs conference, liveblogged by the WSJ, COO Tim Cook reiterated: “Yes, you should [...]
Tags: Apple Tv, Business Insider, Coo, Going Mobile, Goldman Sachs, Goldman Sachs Conference, Iphones, Laptops, Last Quarter, Launch Event, Macbooks, Mobile Computing, Mobile Device, Mobile Devices, Quarter Revenues, Sentiment, Steve Jobs, Tim Cook, Tvs, Wsj
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Tue, February 23 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Google Voice is a great service, one of the best things Google has released in a long time. Unfortunately, most casual web users have no idea what it is. Or more specifically, what it’s purpose is. And in fact, there’s even still some confusion amongst heavy web users about whether Voice is VoIP, for example [...]
Tags: Angie, Casual Web, Confusion, Crash, Gibberish, Google, Greetings, Iphone, Long Time, Microsoft, Mobile Device, Product Promotion, Skirts, Transcription, Videos, Voice Numbers, Voicemail, Voip, Web Users, Youtube
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Thu, February 18 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments