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It’s hard to beat discussions of the weather in this area, but this week opened with the announcement that AT&T would purchase 79 new markets from Verizon …More...

Several months ago, Google released a cool yet slightly creepy feature for mobile devices that essentially reports your current physical location to Google Maps. This service, Google …More...

Sundog will release its latest lead assignment utility for salesforce.com’s AppExchange today. This new and improved version called Territory Lead Routing Enterprise, automates the process of lead …More...

I’ve been playing with Google’s latest mobile innovation today called Google Latitude. This new location broadcasting software is built atop the Google Maps application and is available …More...

With the new year finally here, it’s a good time to look back at the impressive mobile industry innovations of 2008 with Google/T-Mobile’s release of the first …More...

I can’t say that I am surprised to hear that the Linux operating system has rammed its way through yet one more door. This time however, the …More...

If there was ever any doubt that Google could breath life into the new mobile platform Android, today’s announcement should put the debate to rest. T-Mobile held …More...

It’s a big week for Android. Google finally released a new version of the Android SDK that is reported to be close to what developers can expect …More...

Sundog recently released a convenient application to customize the lead assignment behavior within salesforce.com’s Partner Relationship Management (PRM) application.  The new app, Territory Lead Routing 1.0, is …More...

There seems to be no hiding this story today.  The short of it…Google is experiencing some delays with its roll out of Android and the first devices …More...

If you’re like me and missed your opportunity to attend Google’s premier developer gathering this week—Google I/O, you where likely following your favorite Google blogs rather obsessively …More...

If you’ve followed the mobile scene in the last 6 months, you probably heard about Android—the first complete, open, and free mobile platform. Android offers a free …More...