Today's headlines

By Giselle Abramovich

Microsoft Corp.'s $44.6 billion bid for the troubled Yahoo Inc. will not only create an online behemoth that challenges Google but also a formidable competitor to all players in the mobile space.

By Lauren Mooney

Come Super Tuesday and MTV's Street Team '08 citizen journalists will debut the cable network's first live mobile-to-Web broadcasts.

By Lauren Mooney

Mobile Web technology company Bango is turning the mobile phone into a portable library with Macmillan Publishing Solutions.

By Reva McEachern

Motorola Inc. is considering the separation of its mobile device business from its other operations. The handset maker's new strategy is focused on recapturing global market leadership.

By Giselle Abramovich

Liberty Inc. is making it possible for consumers to print Word files, Excel spreadsheets and other file types right from a mobile phone.

By Mickey Alam Khan

That tag line sounds pretty snazzy, right? Perhaps The New York Times should use it for its mobile site - a neat model for other news publishers to follow.

By Giselle Abramovich

The Apple iPhone's arrival in 2007 showed consumers the mobile phone's potential beyond voice, text and email.