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CardMunch turns business cards into digital profiles, eliminating the need for paper cards and providing increased networking opportunities.

A new sandwich and soup chain will use mobile technology to ease the order and delivery of fast, hot food, a sign of how technology is quickly transforming the "fast casual" restaurant business and updating the dated drive-through concept.

A new app is helping smartphone users find employment on the go by leveraging location-based technology to bring job-seekers and job-posters together.

Cardcloud is a new app seeking to unseat paper business cards, a goal the highlights both the idealistic vision and often humbling reality of displacing paper with pure information.

PowerPoint editing is finally coming to smartphones, while the Android version of QuickOffice just got an update, making a stronger business case for BlackBerry's competitors.

The latest round of note-taking apps for the iPad allows users to take notes and record audio simultaneously, taking advantage of the tablet's multimedia capabilities to save time and effort.

E-signature software now makes signing documents on mobile devices like the iPad or iPhone safe and secure, as consumers and business begin to understand its benefits and trust its security.

Nuance, maker of "Dragon Naturally Speaking" software, is making it easy for programmers to bring speech recognition capabilities to their iPhone and Android apps.

Software maker Intuit has introduced a mobile app for the iPhone, iPad and Android that allows users to prepare and file tax returns through their smartphones.