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Children’s Miracle Network raises $21,525 in one day via SMS

May 10, 2010

Nonprofit organization Children’s Miracle Network has extended its fundraising efforts through SMS to leverage the habits of a younger demographic to support its cause


Mobile app consumption to peak by 2013

May 7, 2010

ABI Research predicts that by 2013 application downloads via smartphones will peak.

Mint.com app lets users manage finances

May 5, 2010

Online personal finance service Mint.com launched a free application for the Android smartphone platform.

Mobile Loaves & Fishes campaign moves homeless couple into new home

May 4, 2010

Nonprofit Mobile Loaves & Fishes created a campaign where Danny, a homeless man, was on a 50-foot-high billboard with a mobile call to action to raise money for his home.

MyRegistry.com enables gift-giving via mobile bar codes

May 3, 2010

Online gift registry MyRegistry.com launched an iPhone application with bar code scanning capabilities.

Transamerica lets customers monitor retirement accounts via mobile

May 3, 2010

Transamerica Retirement Services released an application that will let participants monitor their retirement accounts using the iPhone or iPod touch.

TazTag announces joint development of new NFC payment functionality

April 26, 2010

TazTag has partnered with Inside Contactless and Sagem Orga to develop a new method of delivering contactless payment transactions via NFC.

Golden Village Cinemas launches mobile ticketing for Earth Day

April 23, 2010

Golden Village Cinemas is going green for Earth Day with the launch of a mobile paperless ticketing system.

MoneyGram rolls out mobile money transfers throughout US

April 22, 2010

Money transfer company MoneyGram International has announced the first large-scale commercial roll out of cash-to-phone money transfers in the United States.

Lucky magazine considers mobile monetization

April 14, 2010

Condé Nast’s Lucky magazine plans to sell its issues as digital content for the iPhone and iPad.