Nokia launched the Ovi app store today overseas and in the U.S. today. The 50 million Nokia phone users will now be able to download applications and game to their Nokia devices. Ovi consolidates all of the existing Nokia content into a single location for users to access and download. continued »

MobileMax has announced the launch of its GVdialer application. The program allows users to make calls through their Google Voice accounts in a very easy way. continued »

Victoria Secret has a mobile site. The purpose of it allows customers to shop for lingerie and other garments while on the go. continued »

The CTIA of 2009 has been a great event for a number of reasons. One of those being the in-action Palm Pre. continued »

The World of the BlackBerry Application is live. Ready and waiting for those in the US, UK and Canada. continued »

MySpace has announced that it is busy working on a next-generation mobile application compatible with Windows Mobile 6.1 and 6.5. The aim is for it to be available by Summer. continued »

Developers upgrading their applications through the Windows Mobile Marketplace may be out $99 for the chance. There are more than a few policies are coming to light. continued »

YouTube has officially released a native S60 client application! The app will be compatible with most S60 3rd Edition phones. continued »

TicketMaster has been rethought to fit on your BlackBerry smartphone. The application offers users the ability to connect to event, concert, game and theatre tickets. continued »

With the launch of Windows Marketplace, Microsoft released details for developers who would like to create apps for the store. To be created for use with Windows Mobile 6.5, after a little red tape to apply, you are off and developing. continued »