DeviceAnywhere announced the launch of the LG Virtual Developer Lab (VDL) in partnership with LG Mobile. Available to members of the LG Mobile Developer Network, the LG VDL provides remote access to over 140 physical devices in Europe, the U.S. and Canada, allowing the developer community to remotely interact with a mobile handset as if it were in their hands ... continued »

DeviceAnywhere has added the new Palm Pre phone to its network of 2000+ cutting edge feature phones and smartphones available over the DeviceAnywhere platform and accessible by organizations seeking to develop and test next generation mobile applications. continued »

DeviceAnywhere today unveiled the new Apple iPhone 3G as the latest addition to its expanding roster of mobile devices available to developers worldwide over an Internet-based service. With this release, DeviceAnywhere brings the only solution to the mobile marketplace that offers developers a simple, direct connection to more than 1500 mobile devices - now including first and second generation iPhone ... continued »

Playphone and Tapatap have chosen DeviceAnywhere to develop mobile games applications on actual devices. DeviceAnywhere offers online service that provides remote access to over 1500 real handsets, on live worldwide mobile networks, remotely over the Internet. continued »

DeviceAnywhere will be unveiling the new T-Mobile Virtual Developer Lab - a remote testing service designed to reduce the time and resources required to develop, test, monitor, and deploy applications and content for T-Mobile handheld devices. The T-Mobile Virtual Developer Lab provides T-Mobile developers with access to real devices over the internet. Developers can now access some of the newest ... continued »

DeviceAnywhere today unveiled the new public Palm Virtual Developer Lab (VDL) - a remote testing service designed to dramatically reduce the time and resources required to develop, test, monitor, and deploy applications and content for Palm smartphones. The on-line service is available globally to all developers who register for DeviceAnywhere's Palm package and provides support for in-market devices released by ... continued »