The main news story of latest days, when it comes to iPhone app store is: Apple has removed thousands of apps with adult content and is rejecting new ones that have some adult content, even if it is just silhouette, not photo, that might be visible. While browsing apps that were released in latest 3

As we reported earlier, Apple has been removing any iPhone application from the App Store that contains in their view, adult content. Apple apparently stated that apps with ‘overtly sexual content’ will be removed; now one would presume this would mean bordering on ‘soft porn’ however this doesn’t seem to be the case. According to an

Macworld.com - Wave goodbye to adult-themed applications in the App Store, because it looks like they’re on their way out. According to Tech Crunch, Apple has begun purging its catalog of any and all programs that feature what it deems “adult content.”

It is looking like Apple is again getting all prudish about what applications for the iPhone are allowed in the App Store, as apparently Apple has once again begun culling iPhone apps that feature adult content and is throwing those apps out of the App Store. According to a report over on techcrunch, iPhone app developer

Do you know you can get adult content apps for your iPhone via a little-known mobile Safari feature to sell local apps outside Apple's App Store? Sex App Shop is doing this and had more than 80,000 downloads in its first 10 days of launch.Continue reading...

PC World - Where there is no app for that on the iPhone, there now is for porn on the competing Android mobile operating system. A Seattle-based company named MiKandi (pronounced "my candy") has released an app store specifically geared towards porn. The application attempts to create a red light district for adult Android apps allowing adult content providers to set up shop within a MiKandi app (...

. Its official, Android is now adult and I dont mean that as a metaphor for the platform growing up through development towards 2.0 Eclair. The Android Market, like the Apple AppStore, prohibits mature/adult content so anyone thinking of making naughty apps has been left out in the cold. However, unlike the iPhone, Android allows users to

The US faces an exponential rise in mobile adult content given the increasing openness in mobile networks, the growing popularity of sexting and off-deck content,

Recently, a BlackBerry Cool reader emailed me asking how to protect his daughter’s BlackBerry from adult content. His email was indicative of a growing number of parents whose children own smartphones and have access to inappropriate content. Flash Networks provides mobile Internet Quality of Experience (QoE) solutions, which include filtering adult content from the mobile Internet. Their pr...

Well that’s the big question isn’t it? fastcompany reports that the Apple iTunes App Store may gain adult content via iPhone OS 3.0 once it becomes publicly available. iPhone OS 3.0 can allow adult content because it includes parental controls within, and thus parents can exclude any inappropriate content on children’s iPhones. So it is possible that