Debra Kaufman

Global cell phone sales showed strong growth in Q4 2010.

The companies aim to create opportunities for business development.

Fears of Apple/Google dominance have sparked a partnership.

The CBS affiliate is also leveraging Mogreet’s MMS platform.

The company has bought a mobile advertising start-up.

Tablets, smart phones and smart TV devices are likely products.

Piper Jaffray reports that Android users will reach 133 million by next year.

Juniper Research reports that global revenues for the apps and services will reach $1.5 billion by 2015.

A recent Nielsen report describes ethnic skewing among mobile consumers.

Nokia is moving to the Windows Phone 7 operating system.

Apple’s Macworld Mobile event is a new draw to the conference.

The technology will first be used on the “Spartacus” prequel.

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court is set to hear details Feb. 15.

NBC’s “Today” gets viewers to search for hidden items.

The telco has also launched a branded mobile video service to replace FLO TV.

Spectrum is destined to be the FCC’s top issue in 2011.

The Open Mobile Video Coalition is also announcing its first nonbroadcast members.

The company’s 60 new products also include iPad/iPhone speaker systems.

ABI Research says mobile devices may bring 3-D technology to the mainstream.

The studio partnered with Digitalsmiths, Hypershow and Trailer Park.

The Qualcomm sale means much-needed spectrum for the Tier 1 carrier.

New York City, Boston and Sacramento, CA, are among the new LTE markets.