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Sprint announced the launch of Sprint Web, a new mobile browser supported on 40+ handsets. The new web browser “…offers an adaptive home page that delivers content based on the customer's previous usage, along with direct access to search from Google.” The new browser will automatically load on compatible phones, requiring no action by subscribers. The new Sprint Web home page uses technology by ChangingWorlds.

I attended Digital Media Wire’s Digital Media Conference yesterday in Tyson’s Corner, Va. It’s a great networking event of the digital media industry. A recurring theme that I heard throughout the sessions (I’m obviously paraphrasing) was, watch out – we’ve only begun to walk down the digital media path. Whether its video content, music, mobile web, or online advertising, the current experience is in its infancy. ...

On the heels of a similar announcement from Sprint about MySpace Mobile, Verizon has launched the service on the Verizon Wireless network. My Space Mobile can be accessed through Verizon Wireless’ Mobile Web 2.0 platform. Mobile Web 2.0 is a subscription service for Verizon customers that allows access to mobile web formatted multimedia content and other interactive tools. Unlimited Mobile Web ...