Retailer American Eagle Outfitters has rolled out an iPhone application that lets fashion-savvy consumers shop the latest looks and get exclusive deals via their mobile device.

After seeing much success with its iPhone application, The Theatre Development Fund has released a version of its TKTS app for Android-enabled devices to increase its reach.

Buy.com is letting holiday shoppers compare bricks-and-mortar store pricing to online discounts via a bar code scanning and speech recognition mobile application.

Macy’s is the launch advertiser of Hearst’s Good Housekeeping @Home App, pushing its Election Day sale through a retail call to action that promises 20-50 percent off for consumers that shop there and then.

CVS has expanded its mobile footprint with an application that encourages shopping through the use of sales and offers.

Best Buy is letting Canadians access products, view deals and buy items from its entire catalog via any Apple mobile device.

Luxury hotel chain Fairmont Hotels & Resorts is using mobile to provide affluent travelers an added convenience during the travel process.

PayPal has updated its iPhone application to let users donate to more than 23,000 charities, including The American Cancer Society, Save the Children and UNICEF.

In the last two years almost every self-respecting marketing manager wanted an iPhone app, despite the fact that less than 3 percent of the Dutch population owns an iPhone.

MasterCard has introduced an iPhone application in an effort to revolutionize the mobile commerce experience for cardholders.