Location-based mobile and Web services are increasingly delivering value and gaining adherents as service providers devote greater time and resources to developing them further. For example, Sprint's Xohm wireless broadband unit is working with a group of leading mobile Web application development companies to develop a set of personalized "geobrowsing" services that will make their debut along with the introduction of their metro WiMax networks later this year.

Source: TechNewsWorld 

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Bejeweled Now Available Free for the iPhone

Surely any mobile device is not mobile enough until there is a suitable game made for it. Bejeweled, the popular shape-matching game from Pop-Cap Games, has been released in a version made specifically for users of the Apple iPhone mobile device.

Bejeweled for the iPhone uses the abilities of the Safari web browser and AJAX web coding techniques to offer a mobile gaming experience that takes advantage of the iPhone's unique software and resolution. According to a report at Business Week, PopCap worked with Polish developer Arkadiusz Mlynarczyk, who one of the first iPhone developers to expose the iPhone's ability to play games by coding the Bejeweled clone known as Diamenty.

Bejeweled for the iPhone is available now for free by going to www.popcap.com via the iPhone's Safari web browser

Source: BrightLand

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