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SoleSearch Helps You Find Sneaker Boutiques from Your iPhone

by Black Digerati

SoleSearch is a new iPhone and iPod touch app geared towards helping travel-prone sneaker aficionados hone in on hundreds of independent sneaker boutiques in U.S. cities and locations across the globe. SoleSearch’s most useful feature is a directory with listings on local shoe shops as well as boutiques in Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America.

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Digital Sisters Founder Shireen Mitchell Talks about Diversifying Apps

by Black Digerati

In this short video, Digital Sisters founder Shireen Mitchell is speaking on a panel about how to question designers on diversifying apps that can be valuable social software tools. In the video she gives an example of a question she posed to the developer of the ‘Are you safe?’ iPhone app. Check out the video below:

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Airborne Mobile to Bring The Cleveland Show to Your Cell Phone

by Jabari Johnson

Mobile media company, Airborne Mobile is bringing FOX’s latest creation from Seth Macfarlane (Family Guy, American Dad) to cell phones all across North America.

Airborne will develop and distribute content from The Cleveland Show that will include; ringtones, ringbacks, graphics, and more. The partnership comes as no surprise as Airborne has helped make Family Guy ringtones some of the best selling mobile content in North America.

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Nokia Teams Up with Facebook

by Sherri L. Smith

The holiday season is coming and tech companies are scrambling to get out their latest and greatest just in time for the holiday rush. Nokia, the largest smartphone maker, is attempting to claw its way to the heap of the pack with the N97 mini, the newest edition to the N97 series. Described as the [...]

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Ghana Pledges No New Mobile Operators and Better Mobile Service

by Jon Gos

The Ghanaian government recently pledged to license no new mobile operators. With six operators in Ghana, the market is already crowded. The government says the decision is to preserve the integrity of the market, and encourages all operators not already doing so, to begin printed scratch-off airtime cards in Ghana.

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