MBit makes P2P possible on your mobile phone
If phones are turning into miniature personal computers, there’s a need to fill many of the same software niches that computers have. A company called mBit is tackling data and downloading with the mobile version of peer-to-peer sharing, in which users swap photos, music and videos directly with each other.
MBit looks especially useful because phone hardware is advancing faster than the networks they work over. Cellphone cameras are becoming multi-megapixel, and their rapidly expanding memories… Continue Reading
Final MobileBeat nominees: mBit, Gupshup, Vlingo, Yap, Greystripe, Soonr, BIM
The countdown to the MobileBeat2008 conference continues.
Today we’re adding seven more companies to the list of nominees for best mobile company, or the one with the biggest, baddest idea and that has a decent chance at being a business hit. The top 30 winners will be shortly and invited to the conference. There, an overall winner will be announced.
The latest nominees, and the final ones to be added to our list, are as follows:
mBit — a… Continue Reading