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'New Tab' page showcases Web apps in the way that mobile phones showcase native apps.

ServerWatch: "Mobile phones can do more and more every day. There's an app for just about everything and everybody, including server admins."

Mobio Identity Systems has just conducted a survey which shows that about 94% of all North Americans would complete payments through their mobile phones if they were sure of systems security.

The survey included 1,085 persons and it reveals the fact that the security issues represent the reasons why the mobile commerce’s growth shows such a slow pace.

Nokia told Reuters that 1 out of every 5 mobile phones sold is an illegal clone, and that most of said clones are made in China.

Rolling Stone publisher, Wenner Media, has been hit with a class action lawsuit over spam text messages that were used to aggressively promote Rolling Stone, US Weekly and Men's Journal.

Of course, it's not clear that this is actually illegal. The lawsuit is based on a law that forbids the automatic dialing of marketing phone calls to mobile phones, but it's not clear if that actually applies to SMS messages as well.

LWN.net: "The "remote wipe" available for (at least) Android, iOS, and Palm's webOS allows Exchange administrators to remotely reset logged-in mobile phones—removing all personal data and resetting them to factory defaults."

A study by Pew Internet was recently released, which focused on mobile phone behavior among American adults. In this study, it was determined that 72% of

According to a recent Pew study, 55% of mobile Internet users are online via their mobile phones at least once a day and 43% access the mobile Internet "several times a day".