Consumers are increasingly turning to their mobile devices to find deals, with shopkick claiming that 3 million shoppers are using its app for rewards.

Chevrolet has teamed up with Scvngr to give away 27 new cars as part of its new Chevy Sonic Adventure campaign.

Forever 21 is rewarding consumers with discounts of up to 21 percent off of purchases via a back-to-school fashion campaign that incorporates mobile challenges.

7-Eleven is running a mobile rewards program that lets “Thor” fans check-in to any location and redeem points and rewards having to do with the film.

Independent movie studio Lionsgate is driving sales of its new DVD and Blu-ray releases by offering rewards to consumers who scan their products in retail stores.

Retailers Crate and Barrel and ProFlowers are offering discounts on specific Valentine’s Day-related products to drive sales via the shopkick location-based shopping application.

Businesses in Chicago are using mobile-social rewards to generate awareness, encourage in-store traffic and build customer loyalty.

Whether they are spending the last moments of 2010 celebrating at a party, relaxing at home or freezing in New York’s Times Square, users of mobile social network GetGlue can earn limited-time stickers from CNN and MTV this New Year’s Eve.

Multichannel home furnishings retailer Crate and Barrel has partnered with shopkick Inc. as the latest ally to deliver location-based shopping rewards to consumers for visiting stores.

Sears Holdings Corp.’s Kmart is turning to location-based mobile initiatives to encourage consumer loyalty and repeat purchases during the holiday season.