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Netbiscuits joins PayPal Mobile Partner Program to provide retail and e-commerce companies with enterprise-class mobile shopping and payment solutions

New York, NY, June 22, 2011 – Netbiscuits, the world's leading cloud software service for cross-platform mobile sites and apps, today announced that it will offer retailers PayPal Mobile Express Checkout, the online payment service's two-click mobile payment system for the mobile Web.

Netbiscuits Sees Traffic Double Within the Last Six Months and Delivered over 8 Billion Mobile Pages in March 2011

Netbiscuits CEO: Touch optimization is the next evolution of mobile sites

Reston, VA, April 12, 2011 – Netbiscuits, the world's leading cloud software service for cross-platform mobile sites and apps, today reports a traffic increase of 100 percent over the last six months. Today the company's mobile publishing platform delivers more than eight billion mobile pages per month for over 20,000 sites and apps.

CONGRESSWHY MOBILE ADVERTISING WILL IGNITE A CREATIVE RENAISSANCE

Steve Jobs said, “Most mobile advertising really sucks.” We at InMobi agree. While our approach may be different than that of Mr. Jobs, it’s impossible to deny that iAd brought some much-needed attention to mobile creative execution. We’re convinced the important differences between mobile and the PC Web will spark the re-mergence of creative as a driving force in digital advertising.

DEVELOPERS AS INNOVATORS

With the first decade of mobile advertising now behind us, developers can at best be described as pawns in another man’s game (Steve Jobs?) or worse, completely marginalized by monolithic telco incumbents. In this next phase of mobile advertising, developers will become the primary focus. The industry that once sought to manipulate and control them, will now find it essential to cater to their needs. The developer community will be a significant force in innovation and wealth creation in the mobile industry for 2011 and beyond.

THE VALUE OF EMERGING MARKETS IN GLOBAL

Emerging markets continue to garner much media attention. But is it all just hype? The industry is still questioning whether emerging markets are really valuable. The common misperception in the developed world is that the U.S., UK, France, Germany, Japan, Australia, and Singapore, still represent the vast majority of revenues in the mobile ecosystem. Most people in developed markets find emerging markets interesting and exotic, but don’t believe they are actually very valuable.

The automotive pioneer taps on Netbiscuits' cross-platform publishing technology to deliver moving user experience on the mobile Web

Kuala Lumpur, 14 March 2011 – Mercedes-Benz Malaysia, a Daimler AG company, today announced the launch of its mobile web portal. The mobile site was developed by Netbiscuits, the world’s leading cloud software service for cross-platform publishing of mobile websites and apps.

Netbiscuits Reveals HTML5 Capabilities of Top Mobile Devices in the USA

New Mobile Web Metrics Report presents fresh market insight based on monthly traffic of 4.5 billion mobile page requests

Reston, VA, February 28, 2011 – Netbiscuits, the world’s leading cloud software service for cross-platform development, publishing and monetization of mobile sites and apps, has published a new edition of their free “Mobile Web Metrics Report”.

Netbiscuits Extends Mobile Rich UI Development Framework with HTML5+

New features enable the best user experience for mobile web applications on all mobile devices using the latest in HTML5 technology

Barcelona, Spain, February 14, 2011 - Netbiscuits, the world's leading cloud software service for cross-platform development, publishing and monetization of mobile sites and apps, today announces the "HTML5+" extension of its Rich UI Development Framework.

Naveen Tewari one of only three Indian business leaders part of the global power list

India, Singapore, 17 January 2011 – Naveen Tewari, Founder and CEO of InMobi, the world’s largest independent mobile advertising network, has recently been named one of the 50 most important people in mobile content by Mobile Entertainment (ME). The annual power list is based on an industry poll and includes business heads from global giants such as Apple, Facebook, Twitter, Nokia, Amazon, Zynga and Google, among others.