Electric Pocket, author of the notetaking application BugMe!, has just released the program a version of the program for the iPhone.  BugMe!, originally appearing on the Palm OS platform, provides users with an interface mirroring ... ... Related posts:BugMe! Now Available For BlackBerries BugMe Mobile Supports Windows Mobile 5 & MMS November BugMe Contest 3 Free Copies of BugMe Notepa...

Yes, Jesus Phone Mini still in limbo Opera has released final versions of its Opera Mini 5 browser for Java-based phones and BlackBerries and its Opera Mobile 10 browser for Symbian S60-based devices and Windows Mobile phones.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work

Today Opera Software announced new full 1.0 versions of Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10. Opera Mini 5 is available as a 1.0 release for Java-based devices, such as BlackBerries (it remains in beta for Android and WinMo). ...

Web analytics firm Quantcast recently released data showing that Androids share of the North American mobile web consumption increased by 8.3% from January 2010, reaching 15.2% of the total mobile consumption in February. Turns out that both Android and BlackBerries are slowly, but surely eating into Apples mobile web share. The iPhone OS share dropped 3.2%

Last year, Apple's iPhone nearly doubled its worldwide market share of smartphone sales to 14.4 percent, up 6.2 points from the year before, according to the latest market share figures put out by Gartner. The iPhone still trails behind Nokia's Symbian-powered smartphones (No. 1), which saw their share decline 5.5 points to 46.9 percent, and RIM Blackberries (No. 2), which gained 3.3 poi...

My inbox is bursting at the seams, it seems. Skype and Verizon Wireless?: One of the surprises to come out of the recent Mobile World Congress show is that Verizon Wireless and Skype have signed an agreement that allows a specially designed Skype client to be available on several devices (Blackberries and Android phones). Om Malik

Amazon.com released a version of its Kindle application for BlackBerry users on Thursday.

Enterprise Express set for March arrival Research in Motion is offering a tasty incentive for small and medium businesses to standardize on BlackBerries with the introduction of new - and free - server software.… Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn't work

Today Research In Motion revealed a first look at its upcoming WebKit-based browser for BlackBerries. According to RIM executives, the browser downloads and renders web sites much faster than its previous browsers. The browser is still be tested, and ...

It appears that Washington DC has started up a recent program set to cost $977,346 that will provide smokers with BlackBerry Smartphones (CNN - I forgive you for writing "BlackBerries" and not "BlackBerry Smartphones") in hopes of helping them quit. The plan is run by the American Legacy foundation, and the idea behind it is that smokers will have a 24/7 line to get support whi...