Earlier today YouTube debuted a new mobile experience, using HTML5 to offer a mobile site that sports better video quality and (soon) more content than the native YouTube iPhone application (and it works on other smart phones as well).
Back in the day, before the iPhone, before Android, before Webkit, before Skyfire, when we suffered through mobile web experiences using Pocket IE or worse yet maybe a preinstalled Motorola WAP 2.0 browser (dark times my friends), there was a bright and shining star that would aid those in need.
The event "Worker Voice: What Are We Learning from Mobiles?" also featured companies like Vodafone, Boden and Primark sharing their experiences using mobile for supply chain transparency.
Neemware co-founder Mads Srinivasan says he was inspired to create the company because of his own experiences using mobile apps.
In the PBS Ready to Learn Cell Phone Study: Learning Letters with Elmo, researchers designed and implemented a mobile learning experience using Sesame Street content intended to encourage parents to engage their preschool children in literacy learning during the course of their everyday routines.
It's also worth noting how far Starbucks has come since it invested in the mobile payments competitor Square, whose messy and confusing rollout to Starbucks' stores a couple of years ago, had put Starbucks on the hot seat, forced to respond to wide-ranging criticism about its failure to deliver on a seamless mobile payments experience using the Square technology.
But when it comes to fantasy sports on mobile, most apps are just companion experiences used by fantasy sports players to track how their teams are doing.
Based on their previous personal experience using mobile money, most of the respondents believed that it could be a very beneficial initiative.
Today, a company called ConnecTV is launching an ambitious new service for socializing the TV viewing experience using mobile and web-based applications.
In Ozguc's mind, there is a clear opportunity to improve on the offline experience using mobile: even though many people now using smartphones, they are not necessarily using them to get the best, most real-time and accurate, information about where to shop for what they want, when they want it.
