A new billboard unveiled by Bank of America today in Times Square lets consumers text responses to poll questions about retirement and posts real time results throughout the day.

Most iPhone users already know about the “bump” feature of the mobile device, which lets you transfer information simply by tapping two phones together.

A new venture by Cantor Fitzgerald is set to allow studios, institutions, and moviegoers the opportunity to place bets on Hollywood’s box office releases.

If the trickle down from the economic stimulus plan hasn’t quite reached you yet, there are a few services that you can take advantage of to try and expedite the process.

Barclays revealed last week that it has made upgrades to their mobile phone banking service.

FileLater is an online service for people and businesses looking to file for a tax extension.

VeriFone and Square have been in a silent competition to take over the market for mobile payment services, and this week VeriFone has thrown down the gauntlet, announcing that its credit card reader will be made available in Apple retail stores.

More people are looking to do their banking on the go, and banks are looking for services to help them connect with their users via email or mobile phone.

Bloom Energy has announced it’s highly anticipated “Bloom Box,” an alternative energy device that the company hopes will revolutionize the way we synthesize energy and fuel. How likely is it that these will someday become a household item?

Fidelity Investments has decided to offer investors their services wirelessly with their new mobile applications for the iPhone.