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BrowserMedia releases iPhone app for LivingSocial

March 20, 2023 By Dennis Bouchand 2 Comments

BrowserMedia announced that it has released an iPhone application for LivingSocial, a social discovery and cataloging network that allows more than 6.8 million users to review and share their favorite movies, books, games, music, restaurants and beer.

BrowserMedia worked closely with the LivingSocial team to develop an iPhone application front-end to their existing social networking platform. Features of the application include account integration via webservices, the ability to review, rate and share, the ability to take and upload photographs, the ability to search and browse reviews, integrated recommendations, and the ability to browse friend profiles and review feeds.

Originally posted on October 27, 2008 @ 3:22 pm

Filed Under: Apple, iPhone, Mobile Tagged With: BrowserMedia, iPhone, LivingSocial

AdMob launches new iPhone 3G ad solutions; $1 million for iPhone developers

March 13, 2023 By Dennis Bouchand 1 Comment

Mobile advertising marketplace AdMob has launched a global iPhone ad marketplace with new interactive advertising formats that take advantage of the device’s capabilities and mobile context. The new ads include Brand and Performance formats that will function in both the browser environment as well as native applications built for the iPhone. AdMob also announced that it will give $1 million in advertising to developers to promote their iPhone applications, sites and services.

AdMob is launching the developer program to fuel the growth of a new wave of mobile publishers. AdMob has fielded strong demand from advertisers for iPhone ads. As part of the program, AdMob will give $1 million to developers to promote their applications and services. The program is available worldwide.

Originally posted on July 24, 2008 @ 6:43 am

Filed Under: Advertising, iPhone

There are alternatives to the iPhone

March 13, 2023 By Dennis Bouchand Leave a Comment

Okay, Apple iPhone is totally cool, especially the 3G. You wish you can have one, don’t deny. But consider also that there is always an alternative. One-stop comparison site for cellphones and wireless phone plans Wirefly announced its top ten cell phone alternatives to the Apple iPhone.

Phones that made the list include those that have the type of touch-screen and multimedia features that make the iPhone popular, plus many features that the iPhone lacks, such as a full keyboard, live TV, video recording, photo/video messaging, removable battery, stereo hands-free Bluetooth, and a memory card slot to expand memory capacity.

According to Wirefly, the Top 10 cell phone alternatives to the Apple iPhone are:

LG Vu CU920 (AT&T) – This sleek touch-screen phone has a large display and a matte black finish, with 3G data speeds, wide-screen virtual keyboard for texting, and streaming live TV.

LG Vu CU915 (AT&T) – If you can live without live TV on your phone, the new LG Vu CU915 may be the best deal in touch-screen phones today. It’s the same phone as the LG Vu CU920 without live TV.

LG Voyager (Verizon Wireless) – The Voyager has a unique design with flip-up touch-screen and hidden full QWERTY keyboard, plus Verizon’s EV-DO can be up to 40% faster than the iPhone 3G’s maximum data speeds.

HTC Touch (Sprint/Alltel) – The most compact touch-screen phone on the market features the incredibly easy TouchFLO touch-screen technology and the faster EV-DO high-speed internet.

LG Dare (Verizon Wireless) – This brand new model for Verizon is super thin, with a brilliant huge touch-screen and EV-DO data speeds; 3.2-megapixel camera/camcorder includes face detection.

Samsung Glyde (Verizon Wireless) – Samsung’s high-end phone is the best of both worlds, with a full touch-screen interface and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, plus EV-DO high-speed internet.

HTC Tilt (AT&T) – This powerful and popular smartphone with a full tilt-up keyboard does it all, from WiFi to GPS to a 3 megapixel camera/camcorder, plus Microsoft Windows Mobile.

BlackBerry Curve (AT&T/Alltel/Sprint/T-Mobile/Verizon Wireless) – The best-selling BlackBerry is available for all carriers, with internet browsing, texting, instant messaging, plus camera, music, and video.

LG Glimmer (Alltel) – The cool slider phone for Alltel has a touch QVGA display plus a traditional keypad; music player, camera, and expandable memory round out the feature set.

Palm Centro (AT&T/Sprint/Verizon Wireless) – The slimmest and best Palm ever is power-packed with Microsoft Windows applications plus high-speed internet, camera, video and music player.

Originally posted on July 16, 2008 @ 11:09 am

Filed Under: Apple, iPhone, Mobile

Google News on iPhone and iTouch

March 10, 2023 By Andrew G. R. Leave a Comment

iPhone and iPod Touch users in over 30 countries now have full, one-tap access to Google News. You’ll also find improved results and corresponding YouTube videos (where available).

To access you can:

– Go to www.google.com, click on the “more” tab and follow the link to Google News

– Go to www.google.com and do a search, then click on the News link at the top of the screen

– Go directly to Google News at http://news.google.com in your browser

Google has also rolled out the iPhone interface globally.  Just go to http://www.google.com/m/a/YOUR DOMAIN NAME GOES HERE on your iPhone to access.

Originally posted on May 4, 2008 @ 3:39 pm

Filed Under: Google, iPhone Tagged With: app, googie, iPhone, YouTube

iPhone fosters mobile Internet use

March 6, 2023 By Leo Blanco

Here’s another study in praise of iPhone and its significant impact to the mobile landscape.

Mobile media research firm M:Metrics reveals that it is the most popular device for accessing news and information on the mobile Web, with 85 percent of iPhone users accessing news and information in the month of January.

The table below compares iPhone use to other leading smartphones in the market as well as the general consumption.

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“This data indicates that the iPhone’s widgets are and effective means to drive mobile content consumption,” said Mark Donovan, senior analyst, M:Metrics. “Two featured widgets, YouTube and Google Maps are extremely popular among iPhone users: 30.4 percent accessed YouTube and 36 percent used Google Maps. In comparison, only one percent of all mobile subscribers accessed YouTube and 2.6 percent checked out Google Maps.”

Originally posted on March 19, 2008 @ 11:58 am

Filed Under: Apple, iPhone, Mobile

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