To hell with dongles. Use your own custom QR code to play at hundreds of merchants with Scvngr's new service. Founder and chief ninja Seth Priebatsch gives Fast Company the details in San Francisco at Innovation Uncensored.READ»
Perhaps AT&T's recent announcement that it would buy T-Mobile for $39 billion got you thinking: how much is my business worth and what would it take to double its value this year?READ»
It's the 137th anniversary of Houdini's birth, and Google has a special Doodle for the event. But there's also plenty of early news for you to browse:READ»
The idea behind Zoove is incredibly simple, yes, but simplicity is exactly what marketers yearn for in the age of iPhones, Androids, and BlackBerrys.READ»
The Verizon iPhone rumor mill has just taken a bizarre spin: Rumors have popped up that Verizon is paying Apple to shun rival networks T-mobile and Sprint. Isn't this anti-competitive and illegal?READ»
It's deadline day for those who "didn't want it good" but "wanted it Wednesday," but before you buckle down to work, here's the early news digested:READ»
Verizon announced that they will not carry any of Microsoft's do-or-die Windows Phone 7 phones at launch--or any time this year. That could well doom Windows Phone 7 to a Palm-like demise.READ»
Partnering with T-Mobile, the big box giant brings its first fully fledged mobile plan to market. It's cheaper and has fewer penalties than its competitors. Could this be the kick in the pants the carriers need?READ»
Earlier this month, AT&T moved to tiered, not unlimited, data plans. Now Verizon says they'll go that route as well. Unlimited data plans are not long for this world--here's why.READ»
The Nexus One was supposed to be the be-all end-all of Android phones. It was supposed to revolutionize the way phones are sold, and put Google at the forefront of the smartphone revolution. It did none of those things. And now it's dead.READ»
