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The article focuses on the increasing popularity of Chinese-language food delivery apps like Hungry Panda, Fantuan, and Chowbus in the U.S., particularly among Chinese-speaking communities, allowing users to access regional cuisines and fostering a sense of culinary belonging for Chinese immigrants and students, with the apps reflecting community preferences and providing a more familiar interface for those less fluent in English.

The article reports on the announcement of consumer electronics firm Apple Inc. that it would resolve a legal dispute in China threatening to stop the firm from selling older iPhone smartphones in the country by updating the software.

The article presents the problems faced by smartphone owners with regards to their smartphones including lagging which could be the cause of new operating systems within smartphones.

The article reports that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is investigating claims that Google Inc. unfairly uses its Android mobile operating system to promote its other products and services such as Google Search and Google Maps. Although Google makes the operating system freely available to smartphone makers, it requires them to bundle it with several other Google products which come installed on the phone. Cooperation between the FTC and the U.S. Justice Department is discussed.

The article examines how American's increasing use of mobile devices rather than over-the-air television broadcasts has led the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to encourage local broadcasters to sell their airwaves. It discusses the FCC's plans to redistribute such spectrum through an auction, noting the increased value of airwaves that carry communication signals far distances to mobile telephone data.

The article provides an answer to a question on the key specifications to consider when buying a new smartphone which includes the operating system, the internal storage, and the storage capacities.

The article reports that computer software developer Microsoft has entered negotiations to acquire Mojang, developer of the video game Minecraft, for more than $2 billion. It discusses the popularity and profitability of Minecraft despite its basic graphics and one-time purchasing cost. The article goes on to discuss Microsoft's motivation for the acquisition, noting a desire to provide more content on its Windows Phone mobile operating system as well as its computers and tablet computers.

The article offers brief information on several iOS, mobile operating system, image filtering applications, including the Colorburn, the Infltr, and the Filterloop.

The article offers brief information on several mobile applications including the Leafsnap, the HD Wallpapers & Backgrounds from Rise Up Labs and the Pumpkin Recipe app from NetSummitApps.

The article evaluates several science-based mobile apps including The Elements in Action, Learn Physics, and Journeys of Invention.

The article reports on the availability of mobile operating systems that enable users to synch and store document through cloud computing.

The article offers brief information on several mobile applications including ChoiceMap, Decision Buddy and Decide Now applications for Android phones.

The article reports on the plan of the computer software company, Microsoft Corp. to acquire a share of the communication company, Nokia Corp. to expand its mobile operating system by making applications for android devices in the U.S.

The article presents the author's view about the development of mobile devices application on the Android phone like iOS application for iOS devices.

The article offers information on the Windows Phone 8.1 mobile operating system, which features the Cortana personal assistant, from Microsoft Corp.

The article reports on Helsinki, Finland-based independent designer and developer of various mobile operating systems Jolla Ltd. which comprises mostly by software engineers at mobile electronics company Nokia Corp.

The article presents a comparison of two tablet computers such as the Lumia 2520 from Nokia and the Microsoft Surface 2 from Microsoft.

The article presents an online recap such as one on the introduction of an update to the mobile operating system of Microsoft Corp., changes of the terms of service in Google Inc., and 15 million donation to the Art Center College of Design from Peter and Merle Mullin.

The article reports on the mobile platform Jana which rewards users with free airtime if they join the survey, and one of the world's largest advertising holding companies Publicis Groupe will invest $15 million in mobile platform.