Just when we thought that iPhone users will not be able to edit their Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents, Zoho jumped in to provide support for its users, who at the same time are (will be) using Apple’s flagship handset. So, they’ve launched iZoho, an iPhone-optimized version of their popular online office/collaboration suite. Don’t expect…
Official iPhone RSS reader?
Just when we were wondering how will users read the RSS feeds on their iPhones, it seems that Apple has made its own online RSS reader available. I say “it seems” as we don’t have an official word from Cupertino – rather the URL (http://reader.mac.com/) suggests that the RSS reader is the real deal. Plus,…
EQO Mobile now works on Pearl, Curve, other BlackBerry handsets
In addition to support for handsets from major manufacturers (Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Samsung), EQO Mobile now works on BlackBerry handsets! What this means is that the real push-email addicts are getting yet another tool at their disposal — the one that will allow them to make free/cheap phone calls, and to send and…
SeeFile.com announces free storage for iPhone users
In case the 4 or 8 GB of space is just not enough on your soon-to-have iPhone, the developer of webserver software for sharing media files SeeFile.com has announced the free online storage space service for you (iPhone user). The new service is specially designed for iPhone’s 480×320 pixel touchscreen and provides users with 5GB…
Wells Fargo and Visa team up for mobile payment tests
Visa USA and Wells Fargo & Co. are teaming up for an experimental pilot program that will have up to 50 Wells Fargo employees paying for some products and services with their tricked-out (NFC?) mobile phones. Forget debit or credit cards, mobile phone wallets are the way to go! If the pilot program proves successful,…
Motorola introduces Good Mobile Messaging 5
Following its recent acquisition of Good Technology, Inc., Motorola announced the next version of the Good Mobile Messaging solution to “make mobile email more personalized and productive, all while enhancing IT control.” Among the new features, version 5 brings: improved email management (grouping, better search of messages), an option to edit and send documents, more…
Apple to offer Google Apps on the iPhone?
We all know that iPhone will come with preinstalled Google Maps. But what about other Google’s applications and services, such as Picasa, Docs and Spreadsheets, Notebook, GMail, etc? Speaking at the event in Paris, Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt said: “iPhone is a powerful new device and is going to be particularly good for the apps…
emoze wants to cash-in on French BlackBerry ban
Guess who wants to cash-in on French BlackBerry ban? You got that right – emoze, the company that provides the similar-as-RIM’s push-email service. However, unlike RIM’s, emoze’s solution doesn’t require storing the data on its servers — and if you recall that was the prime reason for banning the use of BlackBerry devices for the…
GSMA pushing for 3G services on the 900 Mhz spectrum
The GSM Association (GSMA) today called on regulators the world over to open up the 900Mhz frequency spectrum (in addition to the 2100Mhz frequency spectrum currently in use) to 3G networks. Not only would the new spectrum allocation increase the bandwidth available for 3G services, but will also make 3G networks cheaper and easier to…
Obopay adds new merchants to its mobile payment platform
Following the announcement of partnership with Verizon to provide its subscribers with mobile payment solution, Obopay added new merchants to its platform. Among the companies that will embrace Obopay’s solution are mobile application developer – Xringer, cell phone recyclers – RIPMobile, college-focused marketplace – Chegg.com, Exit Games, and mobile search and advertising company 4INFO. We…