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Accessing Maps On Mobile Devices Jumps 82% In US [Gadgets] (Jalopnik)
If you're squinting at a poorly-rendered map on your Blackberry, turns out you're not alone. According to an industry report released today, up to 8% of Americans are now downloading driving...

Mobile map usage soars in US and UK, iPhone leads (PC Advisor)
Use of online maps via PC declines Internet usage analyst comScore reports that use of mobile maps has jumped 82 per cent in the US and 49 per cent in Europe - although growth of 72 per cent in the UK is close to that of the US.

Are We There Yet? comScore M:Metrics Reports Mobile Map Use Grows 82 Percent in United States, 49 Percent in Europe (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
comScore, Inc. , a leader in measuring the digital world, today reported that the use of mobile maps is increasingly popular in the United States and Europe, with 8 percent of American mobile subscribers and 3 percent of European subscribers accessing maps from the mobile phone in the three-month period ending May 2008.

BlackBerry is top UK phone for mobile web (PC Advisor)
RIM's BlackBerry 8310 tops Opera poll The BlackBerry 8310 is the most popular handset for Brits to browse the mobile web, on according to a new survey.

Student robbed (Mindanao Times)
A STUDENT was robbed by an unidentified man on a motorcycle early dawn yesterday.

News (470) (ZDNet Australia)
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation tonight unveiled its new online streaming platform, allowing users to watch TV shows on the internet. A strange sort of techno-drama is playing out in the city of San Francisco, California right now.

Report: Mobile Internet use has reached "critical mass" (Ars Technica)
Use of the Internet from mobile devices has reached a critical mass and can now support more mobile marketing efforts, says Nielsen Mobile. Surprisingly, the US leads the pack in terms of how many mobile subscribers surf the web from their devices too. Read More...

U.S. Takes Top Nod For Mobile Internet Usage: Report (paidContent.org via Yahoo! Finance)
Contrary to popular opinion, Americans do love the mobile web and use it in spades. The U.S. takes the top nod on mobile internet penetration among subscribers in 16 countries, according to a new report by Nielsen Mobile .