Telefónica’s Digital business unit has launched a new all-in-one communication application called TU Me.
The free app is available worldwide and is the first service from Telefónica Digital that’s been launched directly to consumers.
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Facebook has announced plans to introduce an ‘App Center’ to its web pages and also to its iOS and Android applications.
It’s designed to encourage the use of mobile apps that link with Facebook.
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Electronic payment solution provider VeriFone Systems has introduced a new US-based service that enables businesses to use smartphones to accept payments.
SAIL by VeriFone combines a plug-in card reader with a free iOS or Android mobile app and can be integrated with existing VeriFone countertop devices. It also offers banks, mobile developers and other businesses the ability to build their own payment or marketing solutions on top of VeriFone’s secure infrastructure.
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The O2 More personalised media platform run by O2 Media now has more than 10 million customers, which accounts for almost half of O2’s total customer base.
Customers who choose to opt in are sent one promotional message every day based on their personal preferences and location. The service was launched in November 2009.
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Mark Bridge writes:
I still have my Nokia 2110. When the world is taken over by cockroaches and the MRSA bug, my Nokia 2110 will still be in working order. The MRSA-infected cockroaches will probably use it to build their own cellular network.
I loved the Nokia Communicator. It was a real game-changer, a device that paved the way for today’s smartphones.
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