Today's headlines

By Mickey Alam Khan

It's been almost 13 months since MySpace launched its Java application on Cingular Wireless, now AT&T Wireless. The numbers aren't public, but MySpace Mobile is said to be moving along plan.

By Giselle Abramovich

If mobile banking is going take off in North America it must be available to majority of handset users, including prepaid and low-income consumers.

By Giselle Abramovich

What's JumpTap got brewing for 2008? The mobile search and advertising service provider hired two executives and announced the opening of a New York City office in March.

By Reva McEachern

Long distance service provider Raketu is cutting the wires on its VoIP technology with a new native application that lets Windows Mobile users make cheap phone calls to anywhere.

By Giselle Abramovich

Voice 2.0 company Talkster and advertising services firm VoodooVox have partnered to ad-enable Talkster calls.

By Giselle Abramovich

Chinese consumers are beginning to divulge wireless search services, enforcing the important role of mobile search providers, carriers, handset manufacturers, ad agencies and mobile advertisers.

By Reva McEachern

Sprint Nextel has announced plans to attract more attention to its Nextel Direct Connect and Push-to-Talk services.

By Mickey Alam Khan

The Direct Marketing Association is inviting entries for the 2008 International Echo Awards competition.

By Mickey Alam Khan

Pizza Hut Inc. today breaks its first mobile customer promotion for this year with the launch of the “Snap for Rewards” campaign for the Chinese market in Asia.

By Lauren Mooney

Hearst Magazines developed nine mobile sites for its key magazine brands. The mobile sites are tailored to the constraints of a small screen and the mindset of a mobile consumer.