Verizon Wireless is stepping up to the plate when it comes to applications and now select cell phone models will gain access to three new apps that utilize the voice recording feature. You can either create content for yourself or share it with Verizon customers, but it's nice to see them trying out a few new things. Sonic Boom's ToneMaker lets ... continued »

National Geographic announced their mobile division yesterday in order to bring mobile games and programming to handsets everywhere. National Geographic Mobile will launch in October and a special website tailored for mobile devices will feature mobile optimized content covering topics areas from news to music to videos.   The content will of course coincide with the magazine and channel's content. It ... continued »

With the football season upon us, the NFL and Sprint have teamed up once again to bring devoted fans of the pigskin Sprint NFL Mobile Live. A webinar was hosted on Monday with Sprint and Howie Long to talk about the upcoming season and to show off what the latest version of Mobile Live contains. The application is free to download ... continued »

With Apple's App Store flourishing, is T-Mobile looking to launch their own application store? All indications are pointing to yes. This store would be available on all T-Mobile phones, not just smartphones. Plus, third-party developers will be able to create apps to sell in this store. It seems they're really modeling this after Apple's. So when will this launch? Early reports are ... continued »

It is not unusual for software to be delayed and missed release dates; the highly anticipated Opera Mobile browser is no different. Opera has decided to delay its full web mobile browser to the 17th, two days more than planned. As you can imagine, we encountered a few bugs last week that we needed to fix before we launch. Our engineering ... continued »

Many iPhone users were disappointed to find out that the new iPhone 3G does not support copy and paste. A true smartphone should have this basic feature in place – why didn’t Apple add this function to its new handset? continued »

While you can’t really get any application from App store at this moment, it does indeed give you preview on what it will be selling – listing 552 applications. There are about 25 percent of free application listed right now and the other 75 percent commercial application ranging from $4.99 up to $9.99. At this point, the App store is ... continued »