96% of mobile traffic to engadget.com driven by iPhone/iPod touch
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While he knew that iPhone generated a significant amount of Internet traffic to popular websites, even Peter Burrows (businessweek.com) was surprised when he perused the analysis Engadget recently posted. With iPhone ringing up nearly 80% of the traffic to engadget.com and iPod touch holding on to 16%, that meant that all other mobile devices combined accounted for the remaining 4%.
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App Store Picks of the Week: Dial Zero and Direct Line
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When you need answers and want to speak with a real, live customer service rep, Dial Zero (free) and Direct Line ($0.99) can get you there fast. Both applications perform the call tree navigation for you, letting you bypass all the option selecting and get to a person ASAP. Press one for…
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Creators of rejected App Store comic book appeal for rating system
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After its ‘Murderdrome’ comic book was rejected by Apple’s iPhone App Store, Infurious Comics this week appealed to Web site visitors support its request to Apple for a rating system similar to one already used on iTunes.
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Intel buys mobile Linux startup
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Intel has acquired Linux development startup Opened Hand as a part of the chipmaker’s Moblin mobile Linux project.
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Nokia’s ‘Comes with Music’ to launch first in UK
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Nokia’s today announced that “Comes with Music” — another step in its strategy to become “more like an Internet company” — will launch in the UK first, and pre-orders for special edition 5310 are phones now being taken.
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