Unicomm and The Bob Dowling Group announced speakers and sessions for the second annual 3D Gaming Summit: 3D Gaming and Beyond, which will be held September 22, 2011 at the Hollywood & Highland Center in Hollywood, CA.
Research In Motion (RIM) announced five new BlackBerry smartphones based on its BlackBerry 7 Operating System (OS), including the Bold 9900 and 9930 as well as the Torch 9800, 9850 and 9860.
OverDrive announced that the Digital Bookmobile has hit the road on a U.S. tour, promoting the company’s eBook and digital media download service available through public and school libraries.
Spotify announced that its digital music service is now available in the United States.
Parks Associates announced that, according to its latest survey, 30% of broadband households in Europe are interested in receiving live TV on Internet-connected mobile phones, tables and computers.
The NPD Group announced that U.S. consumers spent $5.9 billion on video game hardware, content and accessories the first quarter of 2011.
LG Mobile announced that one of its executives addressed the 3D Entertainment Summit in New York to promote mobile 3D technology and the company’s THRILL 4G smartphone.
The HomePlug Powerline Alliance announced its support of the IEEE P1905 working group’s efforts to define a standard for hybrid home networks.
Sony Corporation announced that its new Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity App is available on Android Market.
Harris Interactive announced one of its recent surveys suggests that most Americans surf the Internet and do many other activities while watching TV.
The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario announced the release of a new publication that raises and examines a number of personal privacy issues related to using mobile devices on Wi-Fi networks.