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BlueVia API platform focuses on mobile payments as Telenor becomes a new partner

BlueVia API platform focuses on mobile payments as Telenor becomes a new partner

International telecoms provider Telenor has become the first network partner to join the BlueVia API platform.

BlueVia, created by Telefónica in 2010, helps developers create apps and web services that take advantage of Telefonica’s network APIs. It’ll now make Telenor APIs available on BlueVia as well, giving developers the ability to reach over 450 million customers.

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New UK mobile search engine for smartphones

New UK mobile search engine for smartphones

A UK-based business has launched an internet search engine designed specifically for smartphone users. The only results returned are those linking to mobile-optimised websites.

Mazoom, which operates mazoom.mobi, provides news, local business information and information about mobile apps in the UK and the USA.

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Telefónica signs agreement with market research firm GfK

Anonymised mobile network information available to commercial partners

Telefónica Digital has established a new business unit called Telefónica Dynamic Insights, which will work together with research company GfK.

The new unit will provide companies and public sector organisations with analysis based on anonymised information from its mobile networks.

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Samsung announces 'Galaxy SIII mini' smartphone

Samsung announces 'Galaxy SIII mini' smartphone

Samsung Electronics has revealed a compact version of its flagship Galaxy SIII smartphone.

The Galaxy S III mini shares the larger device’s design but has a 4-inch screen rather than a 4.8-inch display. It also has a slightly lower spec, running Android 4.1 on a 1GHz dial-core processor and offering a 5-megapixel camera.

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More than 1.5 billion WiFi-equipped devices will be shipped this year

The total number of WiFi-enabled device shipments worldwide will exceed 1.5 billion this year, according to ABI Research. That’s almost double the number of WiFi devices shipped in 2010.

In total, over 9 billion WiFi-enabled devices have been shipped since 2009.

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