Mobile Analytics Provider Motally Acquired By NokiaTMCnetAccording to its website, Motally's tools are compatible with Apple's iPad and iPhone, Research In Motion's Blackberry phones and Android (News ...and more »
Nokia purchases mobile analytics company 'Motally'Weblineindia.comToday, Motally's tools are attuned with Apple's iPad and iPhone, Research In Motion's Blackberry phones and Android based Smartphones, according to its web ...and mor...
BlackBerrys feel the squeezeTheChronicleHerald.caSo much so, that Research In Motion is rumoured to be developing a tablet computer, a market now dominated by the Apple iPad. Anil Doradla, an analyst with ...
Nokia acquires mobile analytics company MotallyReutersToday, Motally's tools are compatible with Apple's iPad and iPhone, Research In Motion's Blackberry phones and Android-based smartphones, according to its ...and more »
Nokia Scoops Up App Analytics Startup MotallyEnterpriseMobileToday.comAt present, the service supports apps on the Apple iPad and iPhone, Research In Motion's BlackBerry, and the open source Google-backed Android mobile OS. ...and more »
Nokia To Buy Mobile Analytics Company MotallyInformationWeekMotally currently offers its tools to developers building apps for the Apple iPad and iPhone, Research in Motion's BlackBerry and phones based on Google's ...
Nokia To Buy Mobile Analytics Company MotallyInformationWeekMotally currently offers its tools to developers building apps for the Apple iPad and iPhone, Research in Motion's BlackBerry and phones based on Google's ...and more »
BlackBerry's iPad to use US Army's Crusher-vehicle technologyHindustan TimesBlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) will pack its soon-to-be-launched iPad with a unique software technology currently being used in navigating the ...and more&nb...
BlackBerry's iPad to use US Army's Crusher-vehicle techThaindian.comToronto, Aug 20 (IANS) BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) will pack its soon-to-be-launched iPad with a unique software technology currently being ...and more »
Wii-like motion tech may help rehabilitate stroke survivorsTech Digest... ranging from Apple's touchscreen iPad through the handheld Nintendo Wii Remote to Microsoft's forthcoming Kinect for the Xbox 360, which will track ...and more »
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