Scottish independence? The SNP have an app for that

Nationalist party to use iPhone application allowing detailed map of voter intentions to be produced in election campaigning

Quick mobile gaming round-up

Teeny news snippets from the world of phone games...

Adam Boult: The much-loved platformer's original outing is still worth playing in diminutive form

Finnish firm hopes phone that allows shoppers to find best prices or homebuyers to book viewings will help it catch up with iPhone

Celebrity squares: Actor Julian Ovenden loves his iPhone, but wishes the browser was faster

Orange's plans to launch the iPhone are causing concern after it emerged that users will have their data usage restricted

Orange appears to have decided not to get involved in an iPhone price war with O2

Orange will begin selling the iPhone from 10 November, the day after O2's exclusive contract on the smartphone ends

After Apple and Amazon share prices reached record highs last week, analysts say they will go from strength to strength. By Bobbie Johnson

Adam Boult: Sadly, this splendid-looking iPhone RPG doesn't have the wit or the gameplay to match its graphics

Finnish company Nokia admits that it has underperformed as new entrants flood the market

Drinks firm accused by Twitter users of stereotyping women with application suggesting pick-up lines. By John Plunkett

British mobile music service Shazam has secured investment from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. By Richard Wray

Microsoft's new mobile operating system is targeting Apple's iPhone and Google's Android with a full-frontal assault and massive advertising campaign

Adam Boult: Blades of Fury may not be original, but it's unlikely to disappoint fans of fighting games