As someone who first got online with a 1200 baud modem, I marvel at the speed of connectivity we all have now in our hands. According to research released this week, the average U.S. 5G connection is now 35 Mbps. That's 29,167 times faster than the dial-up modem I first used to get online.

The mobile app for Disney+'s new ad-supported plan now accounts for 9% of its total U.S. in-app iOS app purchases.

"Yep, that was insane, sorry," @elonmusk tweeted after his heavily hyped "Spaces with Ron DeSantis" failed to launch and he had to host the event from someone else's account, noting his attempt "basically broke the Twitter system."

Montana's governor Greg Gianforte signed the country's first TikTok ban on Wednesday.

Turns out that marketers messaging to consumers is a lot like PR people pitching "Mobile Insider" columnists. Neither of us like getting them via SMS.

The opt-in rate for Apple's consent scheme was 25% a year ago. Within gaming apps, it's jumped to 36%.

Well, this is a "Mobile Insider" column, isn't it? But the real surprise isn't that it's mobile devices, but the reason why consumers have made the shift.

Companies may soon be prohibited from using geotargeting techniques to send ads to anyone within 2,000 feet of facilities providing health care services in Washington state

When it comes to the IAB, mobile is driving overall digital growth. When it comes to the MMA, mobile is almost impossible to find.