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• Windows Marketplace Reveals Fragmentation Microsoft said there are now 800 apps in its Marketplace, although not all of those apps are available to all Windows Mobile customers.
• Fragmentation Prevents Viral Marketing in Mobile Mobile developers can't rely on word of mouth to grow their user base because of the heterogenous nature of the mobile market, an executive said.
• Apple Posts Snow Leopard Printer Driver Updates If printer drivers for Snow Leopard set your heart a-racing, then Christmas arrived a month ahead of schedule. Apple posted printer updates for Canon, Brother...
• Runtime Revolution 4.0 Offers New Web-authoring Option Runtime Revolution has released version 4.0 of its self-titled application-authoring software. New in this release is the ability to deploy applications directly...
• JunoWallet GiftCards for IPhone JunoWallet GiftCards, a free iPhone app from Junobe, aims to help you keep track of all those plastic gift cards you've accumulated. And while it does a passable...
• The $2 Britney Spears iPhone App and 5 Other Ways to Waste Money Obsessed with Britney Spears? There is an app for that, as well as apps for tracking a number of celebs via your iPhone.
• Force Windows Explorer to Launch Whatever Folder You Want Tired of seeing your Libraries every time you click Windows Explorer? Here's how to make the handy file-manager start in any folder you want.
• Droid Sales and the Android Explosion The Motorola Droid is doing more than just bashing the iPhone -- it's also smashing the ceiling when it comes to mainstream Android appeal.
• Seesmic Saves Time for Facebook and Twitter Addicts Mash together Twitter and Facebook updates into a single app, without a lot of clicking.
• Apple Tablet Speculation Reignited by CNN Report The report didn't dredge up any new details, but it did provide a clear indication of the tech industry's high expectations for the mysterious device.
• Sony Ericsson Equinox (T-Mobile) The Sony Ericsson Equinox is a very middle-of-the-road phone; its call capabilities are solid, but Web and camera ones are mediocre.
• Loopt 2.0 for IPhone Brings More Context to Your Location Location-based social networking got a bit more interesting with the recent release of Loopt 2.0 for iPhone and iPod touch. This major new upgrade puts...
• SSL Flaw Could Have Been Used to Hack Twitter A researcher has shown how to hack Twitter using a previously disclosed bug in SSL.
• HDTV Motion: The 120Hz Difference How much difference does a higher refresh rate make to your high-def viewing experience? Our testing gives some answers.
• Startups Trying to Change the SAP Consulting Game A pair of new startups see potential in remote help desk support for SAP.
• Study: Most Won't Pay for Newspaper, Magazine Content Online U.S. residents are largely unwilling to pay for access to newspaper and magazine articles online, according to a new Forrester study.
• Android Hot on Windows Mobile's Heels, Per Analyst The upstart Android OS, in its first year, is gaining on the decade-old Windows Mobile (CE) platform.
• CTIA Takes on Rival Spectrum Users in FCC Letter The CTIA mobile industry group wants the U.S. FCC to consider all frequencies below 3GHz for possible mobile broadband use.
• FTC Warns Web Sellers of Unproven Flu Products The FTC warns 10 Web site operators that they are selling questionable flu-fighting products.
• Archmage Defense for IPhone Brave knights, gallant wizards, and cavalier archers arrive at your castle to vanquish you. Too bad they didn't count on your chain lightning.
• Five Tips for Better Photo Printing Follow these five tips to get the best prints from your photo printer or inkjet.
• Worst Is Over for Mobile Startups, Executives Say Executives said that the investment environment is improving for mobile startups.
• Does It Make Sense for Nokia to Buy Palm? Should one company that has trouble selling smartphones buy another?
• What's Next for Future IPhones? As impressive as the iPhone has been since its debut two years ago, the device has never been without its flaws. Apple's regular updates to the software have...
• Would Nokia and Palm Merger Spell Doom for WebOS? It's not a sure thing, but if Nokia were to acquire Palm could the vendor juggle three mobile operating systems?