17 February 2010 | Microsoft's long anticipated mobile operating system Windows Phone 7 series was revealed to the world at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week.
22 January 2010 | Nokia has announced that free turn-by-turn navigation application is now available for selected GPS enabled handsets.
20 January 2010 | The Australian Interactive Media Industry Association has today announced the finalists for its 16th Annual Awards to be held in March.
14 January 2010 | Coffee loving website Beanhunter releases iPhone app to find the best coffee anywhere in the world.
17 December 2009 | The Federal Court in Brisbane has imposed a further $6.5 million dollars against an SMS spam scam costing Australian lonely hearts in excess of $4 million since 2005.
17 December 2009 | Optus mobile customers will have free access to live streams of Channel Seven’s Australian Open match coverage.
9 December 2009 | As part of a five year deal securing the broadcast rights to the Formula 1 from 2011, Channel 10 have also acquired the rights for online, mobile and IPTV. 1 comment
9 December 2009 | One of the most controversial Twitter accounts in Australia, Fake Stephen Conroy, is now defunct after it was deleted by its creator Leslie Nassar
8 December 2009 | The Australian Communications and Media Authority today released a discussion paper paving the way for in-flight mobile phone use.
10 November 2009 | Recently rebranded media agency Tongue, Vodafone Hutchison Australia, Coca-Cola, and mobile firm Big Mobile, have all been reprimanded by the media regulator for sending spam messages, including some financial penalties.
19 October 2009 | Nokia's all you can eat music service has bombed with little over 100k users signing up despite over 3 million compatible handsets having shipped.
13 October 2009 | Australians are more reliant on their mobile phones than ever, with the risk of losing invaluable data only increasing.
28 September 2009 | Confirming what most of us already knew, the Optus Family Communications Survey has found most children know more about tech than their parents by the time they hit their teens.
15 September 2009 | Australia's three biggest telecommunications companies have signed an undertaking to the ACCC that they will stop a number of misleading advertising practices.
27 August 2009 | Simon Small takes issue with recent research by Sensis claiming a quarter of Australians have used internet on their mobile.
21 August 2009 | For those who like to let their fingers do the walking, the Yellow Pages is now available as an application for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
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20 August 2009 | More than a quarter of Australian mobile users have now accessed the mobile internet, with older consumers engaging with mobile content as much as younger generations, according to new research from Sensis. 1 comment
3 August 2009 | Supermarket giant Woolworths has announced plans to offer a no-frills prepaid mobile service with Optus as the mobile carrier announced new mobile advertising partnership with MIA.
17 July 2009 | Mobile users are most likely to be drawn to mobile competitions and discount vouchers, with mobile games being less appealing as a promotional tool, according to new research by News Digital Media. 1 comment
16 July 2009 | Digital Media sat down for a chat with Paul Fisher, the newly appointed CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau Australia (IAB).
16 July 2009 | Software company Acrossair have launched an augmented reality iPhone application providing directions around New York subways.
16 July 2009 | Mobile phone internet browsing slumped in the first three months of the years compared to fourth quarter traffic in 2008, with the economic downturn being blamed for the drop, a new mobile report has revealed. 1 comment
1 July 2009 | The ACMA has warned of a number of hoax death threat SMS messages being sent to Australian mobile phones.
29 June 2009 | Fairfax Digital has expanded its online real estate offering with the launch of an iPhone application allowing users to search for properties for sale or rent on the go.
27 June 2009 | With his speech recorded well before the recent well publicised events in Iran, Clay Shirky explains how mobiles, Twitter, Facebook and other digital media are allowing people to bypass censors, hold politicians to account and herald the end of the top-down news model.