Posts Tagged ‘mobile’
Privacy and Mobile ID
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Privacy and Mobile ID
SecureIDNews | Researchers test privacy and mobile ID
App enables relying parties to see only relevant data Gina Jordan, contributing editor, Avisian Publications With the emergence of Google Wallet and the slow migration toward mobile payment transactio…
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RhoMobile bought by Motorola
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RhoMobile bought by Motorola
When did that happen? Guess it now belongs to Google… RhoMobile Suite – Motorola Solutions USA
RhoMobile Suite lets you create applications that run on different devices and different operating systems, and also look and behave the same, regardless of screen size. Learn more.
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Finally Blocking Stolen Phones
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Finally Blocking Stolen Phones
About time, although it’s completely useless against real criminals… AT&T to Launch a New Reporting, Blocking Service for Stolen Devices
AT&T will give customers a new way to report and block stolen devices starting Tuesday, according to The Verge. With the new service, AT&T will create a ‘blocklist,’ so if a reportedly stolen …
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Wikipedia Mobile API
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Wikipedia Mobile API
Wikipedia released an API for mobile access, as try say in the blog item: You don’t have to worry about unrelated changes to the mobile site breaking the app. Calling all mobile app developers: A better way to access Wikipedia — Wikimedia blog
There are many third-party mobile apps based on Wikipedia, and some of them offer unique benefits. The Wikimedia Foundation encourages diversity and innovation using the free content of Wikipedia, as …
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New Google Analytics App
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New Google Analytics App
As an analytics user Google Analytics send me a mail about the new analytics app. Anybody try it yet? |
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BlackBerry in Near Field Communication #nfc #crackberry
NFC replaces cash by 2016
Near Field Communication in iPhone5 #nfc
Mobile Monday #19 – Mobile Stories (cont.) #MoMoAms
Part 1 of Mobile Monday can be found here.
Initially Ben van der Burg‘s presentation using DiskSlideJockey failed, so Ville Versterinen presented ShadowCities, which I discuss here. Ben’s discussion centered on the disappearance of Story Telling, and the creation of Emotelling and the pornofication of the story. Lastly Ben Scott-Robinson of We Love Mobile proposed the exact opposite and discussed how important story and narrative are to getting your message accross.