comScore today reported that the number of people using their mobile device to access news and information on the Internet more than doubled from January 2008 to January 2009. Among the audience of 63.2 million people who accessed news and information on their mobile devices in January 2009, 22.4 million (35 percent) did so daily; more than double the size ... continued »

Discover Card announced the launch of a mobile solution for its cardmembers, Discover.com Mobile. This mobile version of the Discover Card Web site will allow cardmembers to manage their credit card account directly from their mobile phone's browser. continued »

JuiceCaster is now available for one the most popular Blackberry devices via a free beta application for users in the United States. For a limited time, Blackberry Curve users can sign-up to receive the JuiceCaster beta at www.juicecaster.com/blackberry. The free beta application is available to users of the Blackberry Curve (8310) for AT&T, and the Blackberry Curve (8330) for Verizon ... continued »

As mobile phone usage worldwide continues to increase and evolve to include more forms of entertainment and enjoyment, users are seeking out new and better ways to personalize and "fun up" their mobile experiences. With the new ZipClip from Berggi, you can clip videos, photos, images, graphics, animations, avatars, thumbnails, and text on the web, and send it instantly to ... continued »

The mobile Web is not only for people with a smartphone, according to Opera Software's State of the Mobile Web report, released today. Six out of the most popular phones models for Web browsing with Opera Mini are from Nokia, two are from Sony Ericsson, one is from BlackBerry, and one is from Samsung. In the United States, nine of ... continued »

As consumers increasingly surf the Web on their mobile phones, handset vendors are looking toward open-source browsers such as WebKit - the browser engine at the heart of the iPhone's Safari browser - as a way to bring it to them. However, despite growing interest in WebKit and Gecko (the engine for the Mozilla Corporation Firefox browser), commercial browser vendors ... continued »

Opera has just released their new Opera Mobile 9.5 today. The mobile browser is in beta version and is only availablel for Windows Mobile 5 or Windows Mobile 6 pocket pc phone with touch screen. Non-touch screen Windows Mobile will be supported but there isn't a confirmed date from Opera. continued »

Suppose to be available today (July 15th), according to the company announcement on their blog, Fhauge from Opera Blog has posted another update on their blog that the beta release of Opera Mobile 9.5 will be delayed to July 17th. The engineers are working on fixing some bugs, as well as a testing process to make sure a better bug-free ... continued »

Windows Mobile smartphone users will soon be able to install/buy the new Opera Mobile 9.5 for their mobile browsing. First beta version of the new version will be available on July 15th this month. Opera Mobile 9.5 will be based on the same browser engine as Opera 9.5 for desktop, and it is already being used on the new HTC ... continued »

OpenTable today announced the beta launch of the OpenTable Mobile service, enabling consumers to find real-time table availability and book restaurant reservations through their mobile devices. Users can access the mobile-optimized website by pointing the browser on their mobile device to http://mobile.opentable.com. continued »