City.Mobi offers tourists information on their cellphones on what to do between Soccer World Cup matches.
In today's technology roundup: Apple defends Foxconn 'sweatshops', Firefox blacks out BP, costs deter mobile workforce, and WikiLeaks denies eavesdropping.
In this World Wide Wrap: GF library adds computers, nCircle debuts PCI Scan Service, and Credo intros self-service functionality.
In this World Wide Wrap: Contactless cards pose privacy risk, RFID on wheels, and Nokia invests in smart barcodes.
In this World Wide Wrap: WordPress gets upgraded, LiveWire unveils music service, and Kentico boosts content management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Jobs trashes Flash and backs HTML5, bus Internet headed for Mumbai, and new Blu-ray players drive 3D uptake.
In this World Wide Wrap: Partnership for biomedical innovation, imaging tech targets breast cancer, and EHSI designs medication app for seniors.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google sued for wrong directions, CSIRO sues over WiFi patent, and Australian minister set on net filter.
In this World Wide Wrap: HP debuts 'plug-and-print' line, Hawk Graphics signs ink deal, and Dell releases mobile printing solution.
The application works like Microsoft Outlook, but uses an SMS format instead.
Changing the corporate mindset is key to mobile computing success, says Digital Solutions Group.
First Option Technologies will provide technical support services to FireID's growing customer base in the UK market.
The law meant to crack down on the use of cellphones in criminal activity has been bypassed, a year after its inception.