Debra Kaufman

The new ‘Global Smartphone Report’ also shows more Android phones on the market.

Verizon Wireless is offering app developers another platform.

Triveni Digital’s Ralph Bachofen discusses the company’s installations in the mobile TV space.

The app includes pay per download, ad support and a partnership with Amazon.com.

Tablets, smart phones and smart TV devices are likely products.

NBC’s “Today” gets viewers to search for hidden items.

Paid mobile app profits are projected to top $4 billion that year.

The company has also released iOS 4.1.

The results are based on the Open Mobile Video Coalition’s Washington, D.C., showcase.

The Mobile500 Alliance consists of 30 broadcast TV companies and aims to build on the efforts of the Open Mobile Video Coalition to promote mobile DTV.

The company is also closing down Quattro Wireless.

Connected cell phones now surpass computers, says IMS Research report.

Verizon Wireless is still in the lead position among carriers.

The move would streamline the app purchase process.

Fisher is one of the first to deploy the Streambox Avenir mobile encoder.

The news organizations’ move follows ABC News’ iPad app.

The prepaid broadband mobile plans target niche users.

Global cell phone sales showed strong growth in Q4 2010.

Fears of Apple/Google dominance have sparked a partnership.

The CBS affiliate is also leveraging Mogreet’s MMS platform.

Piper Jaffray reports that Android users will reach 133 million by next year.

Nokia is moving to the Windows Phone 7 operating system.

Games aimed at children are the target of the probe.

The move is taking place in the wake of diminishing fill rates.