Facebook and Twitter mobile users soar- research
Nearly one-third (30.8%) of smartphone users accessed social networking sites via their mobile browser in January 2010, up 8.3 points from 22.5 percent one year ago, according to research from comScore.
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Adobe drops plans for Flash on Win Mobile 6
Adobe inadvertently hastened the end of Windows Mobile by telling visitors to its forum that it will no longer develop Flash 10.1 for Windows Mobile 6.5. A representative claims Adobe made the “tough choice” to abandon the platform as it allegedly won’t support certain standards the company needs. Instead, it will devote all its attention to Windows Phone 7….
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LogMeIn Demonstrates Ongoing Commitment to Mobile Device Users With New Innovations for Apple iPhone and Android …
BARCELONA, Spain — GSMA Mobile World Congress — LogMeIn is demonstrating its ongoing commitment to supporting mobile device users with previews of new innovations for Apple iPhone and Android smartphones at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
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Mobile industry gathers in Spain for huge show
BARCELONA, SPAIN — The mobile phone industry’s largest event opens Monday as it starts to emerge from the global economic crisis with the promise of new devices that will revolutionize the way people communicate.
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Adobe pushes mobile video despite Apple stand-off
Adobe announced advances to its well loved Flash video player that promise to improve the experience of watching video on a mobile, and said it would support Google’s Android phone platform.
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