We power saw Viper’s remote control car-starting app for BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) for the first meter at CES, and it’s now available to the public.

If you haven’t had a probability to check it out, Viper kicked off initially for the iPhone, and allowed users to remotely lock and unlock doors, pop the proboscis, sound the warning device, and, of course, beginning the cable car itself. The mobile app functions through the usual cellular overhaul, but a cable car kit needs to be installed that would then communicate via satellite to the mothership. As extensive as this set-up is, it allows you to effectively shuffle all of these actions from anywhere in the worldly concern.

The BlackBerry app in particular volition work on any gimmick with OS 4.5, but be prepared to shot glass up $499 for the complete car kit and subscription costs of $29.99/year after the first base. Hit up viper.com/blackberry bush for a finisher look.

Amobee, which positions itself as the worldly concern leader in publicizing solutions for mobile operators, has announced that it has entered into an correspondence to acquire the worldly concern’s largest mobile advertising means, RingRing Media (www.ringringmedia.com). The accomplishment brings Amobee one measure closer to fulfilling its long-term vision aimed at “creating the industry’s largest mobile publicizing exchange dedicated to connecting publishers, advertising agencies and brands to bounty inventory in real-meter, on a global scale”. Amobee’s customers include some of the largest mobile operator networks, including Telefonica (NYSE: TEF) SA and Vodafone (New York Stock Exchange: VOD) Group PLC.

With this strategic move, Amobee is complementing its rich, operator-centric inventorying and portfolio of services and technology with RingRing Media’s revolutionist mobile publicizing exchange. RingRing Exchange is the world’s first mobile advertising chopine dedicated to connecting top tier mobile advertisers, media purchasing agencies and local anesthetic and global ad networks with leading mobile publishers, operators and application developers to maximize output for sellers and improve campaign execution and ROI.

The acquisition is subject to certain completion conditions and is expected to be completed in the first base quarter.

So, integration in the Mobile Advertising quad continues at a sweetheart quad – there tin’t be too many more bit-part players to be hoovered up, right? Drop us a commentary if you rich person a different view!

Amobee, which positions itself as the worldly concern leader in publicizing solutions for mobile operators, has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire the worldly concern’s largest mobile advertising means, RingRing Media (www.ringringmedia.com). The acquisition brings Amobee one step closer to fulfilling its long-term imagination aimed at “creating the industry’s largest mobile advertising substitution dedicated to connecting publishers, publicizing agencies and brands to bounty inventory in real number-meter, on a global plate”. Amobee’s customers include some of the largest mobile operator networks, including Telefonica SA and Vodafone Group PLC. With this strategic relocation, Amobee is complementing its rich, operator-centric inventory and portfolio of services and engineering with RingRing Media’s revolutionary mobile advertising substitution. RingRing Exchange is the world’s first mobile advertising platform dedicated to connecting circus tent tier mobile advertisers, media buying agencies and local and global ad networks with leadership mobile publishers, operators and diligence developers to maximize output for sellers and improve campaign execution and ROI. The accomplishment is subject to certain completion conditions and is expected to be completed in the first base quarter. So integration in the Mobile River Advertising quad continues at a steady quad – there can’t be too many more act-part players to be hoovered up, right? Drop us a commentary if you rich person a different view!

Samsung Corby newsworthiness is slowly conquest our website. The gimmick is super popular and we (I) believe it does deserve all the care. On that short letter, today we’re talk about the india.html’ title=’Samsung launches Mpower 699 OMH CDMA phone in India’>CDMA-based Corby, which we’ve already mentioned in the past tense, and which is now officially launched in Republic of India through Tata Indicom.

The device, dubbed as Corby Speed, seems identical to the master GSM variant with its specs including such things as 2.8-in touchscreen, 2-megapixel photographic camera, medicine role player, FM radio, Bluetooth, 80MB of internal memory, microSD card documentation, and OMH SIM card one-armed bandit (for CDMA SIM card game). Three colour options are available — white, blackness and yellowness — and the monetary value is Rs. 10,400…

[Via: SamsungHub]

This is kinda expected as Iliad was the only bidder for 4th French 3G license. The company, which owns a major ISP in French Republic – Free, said their mobile inspection and repair is coming within 2 years. Moreover, they said share-out of network base is planed with competitor operators where possible.

Commenting on the announcement, Iliad issued a financial statement: “Iliad is pleased with this conclusion. The assignation of the licence volition enable the Group to extend to mobile communication the technological and pricing creation dynamics that turned it into a loss leader for land line telecommunications. The introduction of a fourth network wheeler dealer will facilitate the egression of profitable MVNOs and ease mobile multimedia usance take-off, for the welfare of consumers… By becoming a major mobile multimedia system player, in plus to its landline operator activities (ADSL and FTTH), Iliad is now in a place, like its briny competitors, to become a major subscriber to convergence.”

As a monitor, earlier rumors suggested that some other companies — including the cable wheeler dealer Numericable, Virgo the Virgin Mobile River and Egyptian Empire’s Orascom — had considered bid for the license, but pulled out with concerns over the price and delays of construction a national mobile network.

[Via: GSMA]

[Update2] The contest is now closed. We’ll be picking and announcing winners shortly. Good luck!

[Update] Reminder: You tin only win if you enter. We’ve got a closet full of prizes. And, you get to choice your prize! Also, we’ve updated the prize list. Who want’s a PowerMat?

It’s acquiring late in the twenty-four hours, but we’re happy to say that we’re devising goodness on our hope of kick off our Holiday Giveaway Blowout today. It’s been an incredible class in the mobile quad, and we’re celebrating the remainder of 2009 by giving away more prizes than you can count on your fingers and toes!

Starting today, you tin enter in IntoMobile’s Holiday Giveaway Blowout for your probability to winnings. We’re giving away an HTC DROID Eris, a BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) (NSDQ: RIMM) (NSDQ: RIMM) Curve 8520 and several Nokia (NYSE: NOK) (New York Stock Exchange: NOK) (NYSE: NOK) E75’s, just to epithet a few smartphones. We’ve also got tons of accessories up for grabs – like iPhone cases, portable speaker docks, BlackBerry cases, external batteries, and more. Best of all, you get to choose which prizes in our “prize list” you’d like to compete for. Even if you father’t win your first base choice, you’ll rich person multiple chances to win!

The competition runs through Dec 20th so that we tin get you your prizes by Christmas Day.

Check out our “trophy list” and entry rules after the break.

For our Android fans, we’re gift away one of HTC’s chancellor Android phones for Verizon (New York Stock Exchange: VZ) (NYSE: VZ) (NYSE: VZ) – the HTC Droid Eris. Just like it’s award-winning brother, the HTC Heron, the Droid Eris features a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen, 5-megapixel car-focusing camera, 3G data, wireless local area network, GPS and a microSD card slot. And, with HTC’s Sense UI and other usage tweaks, the Eris delivers a flick-happy port and multi-touching browse that should make the iPhone looking over its shoulder. (Retail monetary value $469.99)

Or, if BlackBerry’s gold-standard pushing electronic mail and industry-leadership keyboards ar more your stylus, we’ve got a BlackBerry Curve 8520 on pat. It features a 320×240 exhibit, 2 megapixel photographic camera, WiFi, optical trackpad and a QWERTY keyboard that plays second fiddle only to the venerated BlackBerry Bold’s uncompromising keyboard. (Retail price $349.99)

For our Symbian fans and anyone with a matter for position-sliding crossbreed phones that sport both numeric and QWERTY keyboards, we rich person three Nokia E75′s waiting to find new homes. The E75 measures just 14.4mm-midst but packs a 2.4-in QVGA blind, 3.2 megapixel camera, 3G data, wireless local area network, GPS, standard 3.5mm audio frequency jackass and a microSD store circuit board one-armed bandit. If hybrids are your matter, or if you just wish one of the world’s most flexible stage business phones, the Nokia E75 has what you need.

And that’s just a sample distribution. We rich person more smartphones and dozens of mobile phone accessories (cases, chargers, external batteries, speaker system docks and iTunes giving card game) ready to give away! But you rich person to enter to win.

RULES:

Review our “prize list” below to determine which prizes you’d most like to winnings. Do one or all of the pursuit: Retweet this post. Make sure to include a linkup to this spot, honorable mention @IntoMobile so we can track your tweet, and include which prize you’d like to winnings – you only rich person 140 characters, so make them reckoning. Leave a comment in this spot. List single preferred trophy per commentary. If you wish to compete for multiple prizes, you’ll be leaving multiple comments. Make sure to use a valid email (we won’t ever spam or sell your electronic mail). Email us at competition (at) intomobile.com with the subject “IntoMobile Holiday Giveaway Blowout.” Make sure you leaning which prizes you’d prefer to compete for. US residents only. We’ll rich person a UK contest soon, but this single’s just for the Yanks. Contest ends on 11:59pm PDT on Lord’s Day, December 20th.

Prize leaning…

Handset Edition

1x Motorola Debut i856 1x T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8520 1x Samsung Comeback 3x Nokia E75 1x HTC Droid Eris 1x HTC Dash 3G

Accessory Edition

15x BlackBerry iSkin skins (5 for BlackBerry Storm, 5 for BlackBerry Bold, 5 for BlackBerry 8900)  Platinum Blackberry cases (1x Curve 8300, 8900, Bold 9000, &ere; Tour 9630) 1x International Adaptor Travel Kit 1x Joby Gorillamobile 1x mophie Dual USB Wall Charger 1x mophie Hip Holster 6000 1x Motorola H790 1x film chock 1x scosche kickBACK 1x scosche reCOIL 1x scosche solCHAT 2x Belkin Ergo Grip iPhone 3G/3GS causa (Black) 1x Belkin Formed Leather Case iPhone 3G/3GS (Pink) 2x Belkin Slim Fit Case iPhone 3G/3GS (Negroid) 1x Belkin FlexFit Armband with Cable Capsule (Negroid/Silver) 4x MusicSkins for iPhone 2G/3G/3GS (Dave White River – Argyle, Bob Robert Nesta Marley – House of Bob Robert Nesta Marley, Jack Benny Gold – JV Fire Red, Rogue Status – Guns) 3x Zagg Invisible Shield iPhone 3G/3GS 1x Tenqa Bluetooth Wireless Portable Speaker 1x Tenqa Bluetooth Wireless Speaker 1x Tenqa Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headphones 1x Wall &ere; Car International USB Charger 2x mophie Juice Pack Air (1 Negroid, 1 White) 3x scosche reviveLITE (2 flannel, 1 blackness) 1x Apple iTunes Code for Racer 2x PhoneSuit MiLi Power Pack for iPhone 12x PhoneSuit Mask Screen Protector (6 Mask 3G Mirror, 6 Mask 3G Clear) 1x BlackBerry Wireless Headset HS-500 1x Dexim BluePack S3 1x Dexim MacHub Dock Station 1x Dexim Dual USB Car Charger for Blackberry and smartphones 1x Powermat w/ iPhone adapter 1x SanDisk 4GB microSD memory card

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For today only, every single AT&T gimmick available at Amazon River is departure for 1 penny on a brand-new 2-year contract. If you were looking for a new gimmick and 2-class commitment anyway, this looks like a fantastic deal. As a nice little extra here you’ll also get free people shipping, and the activation fee will be waived. Cool.

Again, this sale is on for today only, so head on over to Amazon for all the details. Looks like some pretty solid handsets are up for grabs… Just get your ballpoint pen ready to ink that 2-class deal.

[Via: CrunchGear]

My bud Artem over at Gemblock has just net ball me know about a new BlackBerry Theme he’s released. It’s called the ‘Blueprint’, and topper of all, it’s free! The Blueprint theme features a high gear line designing, semi-transparent menus, 3 messages and calendar entries and a lot more. As you tin see from the screenshots above there’s a definite ‘Blueprint’ tactile property to it, hence the name. At the moment this free BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) motif is available for the Storm 95xx, Tour 9630 and Curve 8900.

Give it a spin and let me know what you think!

Thanks Artem!