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What’s New in Mobile Marketing – 3/10/10

• Comcast’s iPhone App Adds Remote DVR Scheduling
• Air Video, the Best iPhone Video Streamer $3 Can Buy
• GDC 10: FreeAppADay.com Propels FingerZilla from Unknown to App Store Number One in 24 Hours
• Titanium 1.0 Launches: Build Native Apps for Desktop, Mobile & iPad
• Three Lessons From The Chipotle iPhone App
• The iPad Poses a Threat to Kindle’s Market Share [STATS]
• Foursquare and SPIN Magazine Turn SXSW Into Musical Scavenger Hunt
• 99 Apps Launches $99 iPhone App for Restauranteurs
• TwitCasting Lets You Stream Live Video And Tweet Simultaneously From Your iPhone
• Facebook’s iPhone Usage Jumps 20 Percent In Under A Week
• ARWire – Your AR News on the Move
• Macy’s, Domino’s, Unilever’s Dove Case Studies at Mobile Marketing Day
• Global Smartphone App Download Market Could Reach $15 Billion By 2013: Report
• What the iPad’s Lack of Flash Means To Marketers
• Google Gesture Search Is Great — If You Can Get It
• Twitter Sees 347% Growth in Mobile Browser Access
• Gartner: Touchscreen Mobile Device Sales will Grow 97% in 2010
• Mobile Augmented Reality Poised for Rapid Growth
• Hustler on the iPhone (How to get around iTunes approval process? Why just mobile optimize your site…)
• Indie Coder Proves Android Apps Can Make Money, Too
• Mobile Boarding Passes Take Off With 1200% Usage Increase In 2009
• Skype App Hits Ovi Store, And Potentially 200 Million Nokia Handsets Next
• The Importance of Touch on the Mobile Web
• Best Buy Names Top Six Trends in Mobile Marketing, Commerce
• Books Now Outnumber Games on the iPhone
• Y Combinator To Startups: “We think the iPad is meant to be a Windows killer”
• An iPhone app To Bypass Front Desks And Open Room Locks
• 26% of Americans Get News Via Their Mobiles
• Android and RIM Eat Into Apple’s Share Of Mobile Web
• Dropcam Gets an iPhone App
• An App for That, Too: How Mobile Is Changing Shopping
• How To Create an iPhone or Droid App For Your Business (good overview of the DIY apps out there)
• I Don’t Like The iPad Because…
• When It Comes To iPhone Games, What Sells Is Action, Adventure, and Arcade