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 Mobile 2.0
The well-publicized iFund of Kleiner Perkins which is looking for iPhone applications and developers, is investing an undisclosed amount into the stealth gaming startup ngmoco, which is founded by ex-EA more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Jitendra
112 days ago (techcrunch.com)
Without providing any application to download, making it easier, startup Moblyng is offering a mobile destination where any user can view the most popular content (videos, slide shows) being shared across more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Jitendra
113 days ago (mashable.com)
Half a million users and a name change from Refresh Mobile, London based startup Mippin is promising the moon - bringing the web to the mobile phones. Judy Gibbons, the new CEO thinks that Mippin has more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Jitendra
135 days ago (gigaom.com)
Martin May is the founder of Denver based newbie Brightkite at mobile social networking - joining a long list of all those out there trying to tap into the location problem that Dodgeball (remember?) was more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Jitendra
197 days ago (news.com)
Mark Evans tries to examine what is up with Pownce which is available to the general public from midnight onwards. Pownce has a business model unlike the more popular Twitter but has been struggling to more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Jitendra
303 days ago (markevanstech.com)
Buzzwire got its Series B funding from New investor Sequel Partners of Boulder, CO, who led the funding round, which also included existing investors Spark Capital and Matrix Partners. Sequel’s Ron Bernal, more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Jitendra
351 days ago (xconomy.com)
Google is planning to develop new products specifically for the Chinese market, where he estimates there are 500 million mobile users. Google has also invested in a p2p file sharing network specifically more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Vic
392 days ago (mashable.com)
LBS provides the user with two way communication model. Users can request the kind of information he needs, and the operator can cater to the user needs by filtering the content. Location based services more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Vic
393 days ago (latestgeeknews.blogspot.com)
Digby has partnered with well-known retailers like Barnes & Noble and Fossil to create a downloadable shopping app that lets you indulge in impulse shopping from your BlackBerry. more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Vic
394 days ago (webware.com)
Zingku got bought by Google. "With Zingku, things you wish to promote or share, can easily be created and fetched via mobile, instant messenger, and web browser." Read on... more...
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Topic: Mobile 2.0
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Vic
420 days ago (googlesystem.blogspot.com)
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