Debra Kaufman

The initial launch includes 13 of the top 15 DMAs.

Broadcasters can use the widgets to distribute non-real-time content.

The group has also adopted an action plan for 2011.

The new phone will launch first on GSM networks.

The subscription service is now available on various Motorola, HTC and Samsung phones.

Nearly one-quarter of U.S. adults use apps on their phones.

New partnerships for its Media Hub entertainment center also enable GalaxyTab and Galaxy S users to buy and rent movies and next-day TV shows.

The enhanced chipset would enable LTE networks.

NavBuilderInside is now available to app developers.

Not surprisingly, the Japanese are the most connected.

The integration offers additional tools to advertisers.

The carrier is also adding cable programming to its V Cast video service.

The company has introduced WP7 with partners AT&T and T-Mobile.

The company still holds spectrum, which it may lease.

The partnership includes coupons for discounts, a first for GetGlue.

Pew is reporting that 47 percent of U.S. adults access news via phones or tablets.

The app enables fans to connect with popular shows.

Gaming is especially prevalent among smart phone owners.

The new Forrester Research report says business opportunities abound.

The cloud media service Play Anywhere provides access across platforms.

A recent study upsets the notion that BlackBerry owners use the device mainly for business purposes.

Synergies between the Finnish handset manufacturer and U.S. Internet service provider will focus on e-mail, search and navigation.

The mobile DTV trial run will help broadcasters more effectively lobby Washington as the spectrum wars heat up.