China's biggest search engine Baidu enters mobile browser fight
Reuters
Baidu launches mobile browser to compete with UCWeb, Google, Apple. * Baidu's mobile browser highlights shift to mobile, cloud computing. * Baidu's monetization of mobile is medium-term concern - analyst. BEIJING, Sept 3 (Reuters) - China's dominant ...
See all stories on this topic »Renren Shifts Focus to Mobile Games, E-Commerce
Wall Street Journal
BEIJING—Renren Inc., once set on becoming the Facebook of China, is now pushing for space onmobile devices and looking at acquisitions as it looks to turn profitable and stay relevant. Though it doesn't have competition from Facebook—inaccessible in ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile ticketing experiment begins on Mass. trains
Boston.com
Officials say a select group of about 80 customers will test the mobile app starting on Monday on the Kingston/Plymouth, Middleborough/Lakeville and Greenbush commuter lines. The app, which allows riders to display tickets on their screens when they ...
See all stories on this topic »Highest paid engineers are in mobile tech
Computerworld
Ed Kirchner, who chairs the employment and career services committee at IEEE-USA, said "communications technology" label is broad and reflects the fusion of computers and mobile tech. "It is literally everybody who would fall under the umbrella of ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Apps Secrets Revealed in New How to Build iPhone Apps for Free Report
RedOrbit
Mobile apps secrets revealed in new how to build iPhone apps for free report. The report, iPhone Secrets, is helping business owners and developers to develop iPhone applications for free or a very small amount of money to earn higher profits in the ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile Launches CleverConnect, A Bobsled-Style VoIP Service For Europe
TechCrunch
T-Mobile today becomes the latest operator to leverage the popularity of free internet phone calls and texts in hopes of luring in more users around its brand. CleverConnect borrows from services like Skype and Rebtel with an offer of free VoIP calls ...
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Reuters
Baidu launches mobile browser to compete with UCWeb, Google, Apple. * Baidu's mobile browser highlights shift to mobile, cloud computing. * Baidu's monetization of mobile is medium-term concern - analyst. BEIJING, Sept 3 (Reuters) - China's dominant ...
See all stories on this topic »Renren Shifts Focus to Mobile Games, E-Commerce
Wall Street Journal
BEIJING—Renren Inc., once set on becoming the Facebook of China, is now pushing for space onmobile devices and looking at acquisitions as it looks to turn profitable and stay relevant. Though it doesn't have competition from Facebook—inaccessible in ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile ticketing experiment begins on Mass. trains
Boston.com
Officials say a select group of about 80 customers will test the mobile app starting on Monday on the Kingston/Plymouth, Middleborough/Lakeville and Greenbush commuter lines. The app, which allows riders to display tickets on their screens when they ...
See all stories on this topic »Highest paid engineers are in mobile tech
Computerworld
Ed Kirchner, who chairs the employment and career services committee at IEEE-USA, said "communications technology" label is broad and reflects the fusion of computers and mobile tech. "It is literally everybody who would fall under the umbrella of ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Apps Secrets Revealed in New How to Build iPhone Apps for Free Report
RedOrbit
Mobile apps secrets revealed in new how to build iPhone apps for free report. The report, iPhone Secrets, is helping business owners and developers to develop iPhone applications for free or a very small amount of money to earn higher profits in the ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile Launches CleverConnect, A Bobsled-Style VoIP Service For Europe
TechCrunch
T-Mobile today becomes the latest operator to leverage the popularity of free internet phone calls and texts in hopes of luring in more users around its brand. CleverConnect borrows from services like Skype and Rebtel with an offer of free VoIP calls ...
See all stories on this topic »