SAN DIEGO — A free iPhone social networking application called Bump, which lets users quickly share personal contact information and photos, created a buzz at the CTIA International wireless ...

Apple launched a new pair of iPhone 3GS ads to highlight features common to newer and older devices. Continuing the “there’s an app for that” meme, the rather underwhelming one above about sharing ...

Google acquired mobile data sharing app Bump in September. The app lets users tap their phone or tablet against another device to transfer contacts, files, or other data. Now Google is shutting down ...

Today's Daily App gives new meaning to the old fist-bump. With Bump for Android and iOS, people can instantly share contacts, photos or other smartphone data by bumping their mobile devices together.

Bump vaulted into widespread iPhone popularity by being the billionth downloaded app way back in April 2009 (my, we’ve come a long way, haven’t we?). Since then, the “bump iPhones to share something” ...

Three months after being acquired by Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) for an undisclosed sum, Bump Technologies announced on Tuesday that it would shut down its Bump and Flock apps on Jan. 31. The company said ...

A free iPhone social networking application called “Bump” for quick sharing of personal contact information and photos created a buzz at the CTIA International wireless conference. SAN DIEGO — A free ...

Editor’s Note: This story is excerpted from Computerworld. For more Mac coverage, visit Computerworld’s Macintosh Knowledge Center. Bump for iPhone A free iPhone social networking application called ...