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Announces plans to port Microsoft's Silverlight to Nokia's S60 on the Symbian OS.
Google Android at Risk From Open Image Libraries
Researchers find ways to exploit outdated and vulnerable open-source image processing libraries in the Google Android software development kit.
Google's Goals in Spectrum Race Remain Obscure
Flush with cash, success and momentum, Google decides to bid in the FCC spectrum auction. Why?
Adobe to Offer Parole to Jailed eBooks
Adobe plans to release an update to its Digital Editions e-book reader software in the near future that will solve the problem of e-books being locked to a single PC #150; or in some cases, vanishing after a system crash or format.
Network Solutions Offers Mobile Web Site Builder
BuildMyMobi creates sites for mobile devices quickly and on the cheap for small businesses.
Apple iPhone Gets an (Unauthorized) eBook Reader
Books.app, an & unofficial& application for the iPhone, requires more than just a tap to install.
Roxio Launches Video Converter
Roxio has released its Roxio Crunch, a software application that converts computer-based video files into files that can be viewed on an Apple TV, iPod and iPhone.
Sonic, Research in Motion Pen Licensing Agreement
Sonic has penned a licensing agreement with Research in Motion to provide BlackBerry devices with Roxio Media Manager software application.
DEMO Panelists: Mobile Apps Need A Revolution
A panel of mobile technology experts at the DEMOfall conference on Tuesday reflected the general attitude from the CTIA Wireless IT conference in Los Angeles: mobile technology is in need of revolution.
TV Studios Ring In On Cell Phone TV
While small portable televisions never really took off, entertainment studios are convinced that mobile phone-based television will.
Cingular Plans Simultaneous Video/Chat Within Year
Like its rivals, Cingular is pushing services such as mobile video and picture swapping for cellphones as it hopes to boost its business beyond voice services.
Going Mobile with Social Networks
Social networking is quickly expanding from keyboard to keypad.
Cellphone TV: Ready For Prime Time?
Carriers offer plenty of video clips and even a few live channels, but their services aren't hits yet.
Review: Verizon V Cast
Verizon's V Cast video service works well and is priced low, but the selection may not be as extensive as you hope.
Review: Sprint TV
Sprint TV is the only mobile TV service that makes you feel as if you're sitting at home with your digital cable box.
Review: Cingular Video
Cingular has the infrastructure to deliver compelling video content, but it isn't available nationwide.
Review: Amp'd Live
Amp'd Live has the kind of content a teenage audience craves, but be prepared to dig through the menus for it.
'Wild Thing': You Make My Phone Sing
Microsoft researchers this week showed off a new texting wild-card technology they've developed, known as & Wild Thing.&
Another Patent Lawsuit Sours BlackBerry
Research In Motion faces a patent infringement suit from wireless e-mail maker Visto.
Helio Launches Into MySpace Orbit
Helio launches phone service with two handsets, & Gen Y& content, and MySpace tie-in.