Xobni, the popular Outlook contact management tool, is now available for BlackBerry smartphones. The company also launched its Xobni One service.
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Xobni Mobile for BlackBerry smartphones now available
The Yankee Group has released its latest report, titled The Mobile App Gold Rush Speeds Up, which found that the price of smartphone apps has risen since last year. It also discovered that AT&T customers download the most apps, and a few other compelling tidbits about the smartphone application market.
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Average price of paid smartphone apps up 43 percent this year
What do you get when you pair two global superstars from the music and entertainment industry with two of the worlds top professional tennis players? One hell of a good mixed doubles celebrity tennis match, that’s what.
That’s right, Tuesday the 23rd of March will see a celebrity/ pro face off of epic proportions over in Miami when Mel B of Spice Girls fame pairs up with World Number 2 Novak Djokovic to take on double platinum selling musician Jay Sean and former World Number 1 Maria Sharapova. The exhibition match will mark the opening of this years Sony Ericsson Open, one of the premier ATP World Tour events with the current holder of the men’s title none other than our very own Andy Murray.
Sony Ericsson caught up with the stars who will be kicking off this years tournament with an exciting exhibition match to reveal the pros they would be pairing up with for the match. Check out the video below for a sneak peak of what we can expect on court and be sure to check back on the blog after the 23rd for all the highlights.
Sprint today launched its new DemoAnywhere service powered by DeviceAnywhere. The service will allow customers to try out new devices online before they purchase them, using a web interface, and Sprint will also use it to improve customer support.
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DemoAnywhere lets Sprint customers test drive 30+ phones
AT&T latest Small Business Technology Poll found that 65 percent of small businesses said that they could not survive without wireless technology services. Read on for more findings in the study.
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AT&T: Small businesses need wireless tech to survive