Adobe: Mobile Website Adoption Will Be Strong

Adobe, the prolific software maker for desktop computers, recently released a report that gave us more insight in the mobile apps versus mobile web debate. According to Adobe, 80% of respondents are planning or have already deployed a mobile-friendly website. For comparison, only 8 percent said they were interested in mobile applications. It must be…

Windows Phone 7 Gets Some Respect

Windows Mobile used to be a top player in the mobile world.’a0 Along with Nokia, Palm and Blackberry, Windows Mobile ruled the enterprise market with its built-in support for exchange messaging and ability to run Windows Mobile applications. Like some other former top brands, Windows Mobile (now called Windows Phone 7) lost steam and therefore…

Nokia And Microsoft Join Forces To Conquer the Enterprise

Nokia and Microsoft made an announcement today whereby the two giants will work together to bring Microsoft Office compatibility to Nokia handsets. Basically, the world’s largest software company and the world’s biggest player in the mobile handset market are getting together to further conquer the enterprise mobile marketplace. For years now, Microsoft has been trying…

Yahoo Strikes Deal With MSN, Loses Its Identity

Today Yahoo finally made its deal with Microsoft public.’a0 Under the new agreement, Microsoft will now power all Yahoo searches and Yahoo will become the sales force of the two firms’ advertising customers.’a0 Additionally, Yahoo will continue to focus on building customer-facing portals and Internet destination sites. So, in effect, Yahoo has abandoned any type…