Can you imagine a text message you would be willing to die for? We certainly can't. Yet many people still text while driving even though they are 23 times more likely to be in a car crash.

It can be tempting, but texting while driving is never worth endangering lives. That’s why Mybullfrog wants our customers to understand the risks and to take a pledge never to text and drive.

It’s also why Mybullfrog and Verizon is taking an unprecedented step to team up with

Let’s face it cell phones are an essential part of today’s world. Not only do we use the to talk they have become our life coach, recipe keeper, phone book, note manager, GPS guide, picture and video scrap book……and the list goes on.

But what happens when you lose your iPhone, or your Samsung Galaxy S3 takes a dip in the pool (love that)? What do you do when it simply isn’t in the budget to get another $600 phone, you don’t have insurance and yo

Have you made us of mobile coupons lately? Also known as e-coupons, mobile coupons are retrieved via smartphone, like an e-ticket is used at the boarding gate for an airplane flight.

Accessing mobile coupons typically means logging on to the sites of the venues and shops you patronize. Corporate businesses currently are likelier than independent businesses to offer mobile coupons. A mobile coupon uses either barcodes, popular with corporations because it's easier to track spending hab

Gartner has just released its Q1 figures for mobile handset sales, and the key takeaway is that Android continues to steal the show, led by handset maker Samsung.

Google’s mobile platform now accounts for nearly 75% of all handset sales, a jump of almost 20 percentage points on a year ago, and equating to 156 million devices sold in the three-month period. Smartphones sales grew by 63 million units to 210 million for the quarter, making up nearly half of all mobile phone sales o

Summer is coming at last. If you're thinking that a few improvements to your fitness and physique might be in order then an app may be the solution you're looking for.

Apps can be the answer if you find it hard to motivate yourself to work out or to head to the gym, and don't like the idea of a personal trainer. There are many to help us get in shape and not all of them have a price tag attached.

The New York Times and The Boston Globe have compiled a review of some great f

Are you a serial entrepreneur with too many ideas rattling around in your head? Then you’re going to like this one: a new mobile app called Elevatr will help you keep track of your inspirations, as well as develop a business model, in order to turn your passing thoughts into plans actually worth pursuing some day.

The beautifully designed app was dreamed up by New York-based David Spiro, a recent college of engineering and business school grad from the University of Michigan, wh

“I couldn't believe how many people were looking at their cellphones during the meeting! It’s so rude!”

Some people nod in full understanding when they hear that comment, while others can't see what the fuss is all about. There are times where meetings require the full attention of everybody present. But smartphones are fabulous devices, putting a world of information literally at our finger tips, and can be used in legitimate ways in business meetings.

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In the second half of 2012 existing smartphone owners were most likely to be interested in devices with a screen size between 4.2-inches and 4.7-inches. The Strategy Analytics' Wireless Device Lab report, "Smartphone Size Preference on the Rise: 4.5" Most Preferred Size" found an increase in the most preferred smartphone screen size from the same period in 2011, where a 4.3-inch device was most preferred.

Smartphone intenders show greater interest in slightly smaller devices than exis

Did you take the plunge on your first smartphone recently? Congratulations! You're holding a lot of power and possibilities in your fingertips.

Of course, that can be a little overwhelming, too. There are well over 700,000 apps in both the Apple App Store and Google Play.

Take a deep breath. You don't need to dive in all at once. The folks at USA Today have compiled a starter kit, consisting of ten apps that work with iPhone and Android smartphones, won't cost you a thing,

Phone theft, especially of Apple’s coveted iPhones, has increased sharply in recent years. Last year, nearly half of all robberies in San Francisco involved a smartphone.

A popular move is to slap the victim in the back of the head,” said Edward Santos Jr., a San Francisco police lieutenant. “The phone goes flying up in the air and many of these guys have gotten so good they’ll catch the phone in midair.” So long, phone.

So how do you keep your