Archive for Mobile Content

Wapple annouces web applications with wapple architect

by: Bena Roberts November 10, 2008

Wapple has announced Wapple Architect
What is it?

Loopt partners with Qualcomm for LBS

by: Bena Roberts November 10, 2008

Social mapping player Loopt has partners with SnapTrack a subsidiary of Qualcomm.
What for?
For the use of its location based server software called QPoint.

Hiogi Mobile Search via Skype and community Q&A

by: Bena Roberts November 10, 2008

Bjorn Behrendt from hiogi a new Q and A style mobile search company in Berlin asked me to Beta Test the new services. Of course, I forgot so when I received the press release today I took a quick look around, signed up and got familiar with the services.
Now, I really really wanted to like [...]

Jeanie Media branded mobile search with Itchy City

by: Bena Roberts November 6, 2008

Jeanie Media branded mobile search with Itchy City
Itchy City – good grief what a name – it sounds like someone has crabs or lice or something –but then again – I am known for my inappropriate mind here at GoMo.

Amdocs to Acquire ChangingWorlds

by: Bena Roberts November 6, 2008

Amdocs the company that also bought QPass – that I met at MMA in Budapest and lost my notes so can’t remember who I interviewed – and it was a good interview…..
is now buying Changing Worlds.

ChaCha pay for performance mobile advertising solution

by: Bena Roberts November 5, 2008

We all know that mobile advertising is more than mobile SMS but like it or not – SMS remains King Kong of the mobile space.
Not only that it King Kong at the top of the Empire State Building when mobile advertising is concerned.

Golden Gekko launch Geo-me, their new location-based messaging service

by: Cian November 5, 2008

Rating: Another geo-tagging service arises:
Golden Gekko, the cross-platform mobile phone app developer, launched their new product today. What is it?

Kung Fu Fighting Widget from Pepsi, Nokia AgencyNet

by: Bena Roberts November 5, 2008

Aka-aki gets even sexier with distance location offer

by: Bena Roberts November 3, 2008

So, we are all frustrated with technology limited by reach – for example Bluetooth and its 20 meter range.
So my favourite Berlin start-up aka-aki’s new mobile application is showing consumers who is nearby with guidance such as,
“within walking distance, in the city, in the region”.

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