Choice is always a good thing for consumers, right? What about when you are choosing from thousands of options, as in the case with mobile application stores?

Back in October we let you in on some rumors that a SlingPlayer mobile application would be coming to the Android platform. Talks have been brief until now but it was just announced that the SplingPlayer application will be coming to Googles Android mobile operating system this summer. The app will stream from your SlingBox over

Finally, Opera has brought their browsers out of beta.  The biggest question that I had was how much??  They released them for free.  The Mini versions have always been free but the Mobile version has ... ... Related posts:Opera Mini 4.2 beta released! New Opera Mini 4 Beta released Opera Mini 5 Now a Native Windows Mobile Application

MyAssist has announced the launch of the MyAssist mobile application for BlackBerry, powered by Handmark. MyAssist delivers around-the-clock access to a live team of experts specialising in travel and reservations services, online research, emergency services and medical assistance. So it’s...

Leading provider of web-based software Siterra announced on Wednesday the launch of a new mobile application, dubbed Siterra+ Mobile. According to the company, the new software solution is aimed at those who already use the Siterra+ online software, and it intends to offer them a new option for accessing account information and more.

MARLBOROUGH, Massachusetts – MobilityWire® March 17, 2010 Bitstream Inc. (NASDAQ: BITS) is a leading developer of software that meets the challenging and ever-changing needs of mobile operators, device manufacturers, mobile application developers and consumers worldwide. The company will be showcasing its mobile technologies at the upcoming CTIA WIRELESS in Las Vegas, Nevada, March 23

A new study published by Chetan Sharma consulting on behalf of GetJar indicates that mobile app downloads will soar to 50 billion by 2012, up from 7 billion in 2009.  In addition, the global mobile application economy is estimated to be worth $17.5bn in 2012, more than CD sales, which it predicts will be

Mobile application downloads across all handsets worldwide are poised to grow from 7 billion in 2009 to almost 50 billion in 2012--a year-over-year growth rate of 92 percent--according to a new report compiled by consulting firm Chetan Sharma Consulting and commissioned by independent app store GetJar. At current projections, the global mobile apps economy will generate sales of $17.5 billion by 2...

A new study conducted by Chetan Sharma Consulting for GetJar has found that the mobile application market will be worth $17.5 billion in 2012. The study also offers some interesting tidbits on who consumes the most applications, and who pays for them. Read the full story here.

Apple breathed new life into the mobile app market, which has since run off in numerous money-making directions, driven by increasingly capable devices, high-speed networks and happier developers, says a new report. In 2009, 30 new non-carrier app stores opened their doors. - Mobile application downloads will increase from more than 7 billion in 2009 to nearly 50 billion by 2012, while revenue fro...