Sears Holdings Corp. is letting consumers order groceries, pharmaceutical prescriptions and other products using their smartphones and pick them up at the nearest Kmart or get them delivered.

Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. has added another asset to its suite of mobile applications that increases consumer touch points and assists in the sales process.

Advance movie ticketing merchant MovieTickets.com is expanding its mobile offerings with free applications for Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch and Research In Motion’s BlackBerry.

Leading up to the busiest shopping season of the year, membership warehouse club Sam’s Club debuted a mobile Web site and smartphone applications to enhance and simplify the experience.

Starbucks Coffee has expanded its Starbucks Card Mobile payment test to nearly 300 company-operated stores in New York City and Nassau and Suffolk counties on Long Island.

Camera manufacturer and digital-imaging giant Canon U.S.A. is engaging shoppers throughout North America with a multifaceted mobile marketing program.

American Wagering subsidiary Leroy’s Sportsbook has launched a sports betting application for Research In Motion’s BlackBerry just in time for football season.

The mobile medium offers various channels that are ideal for collecting information about merchants’ and marketers’ target consumers, including applications.

E*Trade has focused its mobile strategy on the development of mobile applications, which it has promoted via a series of “talking baby” TV commercials.

Online retailer Foothealth.com has stepped up its game with a mobile Web site optimized for various smartphone platforms.