What does MM stand for?

Mobile Magazine

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers
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Samples in periodicals archive:

Jonathan Morris of What Mobile magazine said: 'People who don't want to be tiedto contracts can simply wait until the iPhone comes out in France.

iPhone fans' French connection

Applications and services here include collaborative services, the V-card, context awareness for pervasive assistive environments, architecture support for mobile context-aware applications, mobility predictions, distribution patterns for mobile Internet applications, health care, applications for people with cognitive challenges and mobile magazines.

Handbook of research on mobile multimedia

David Nunn, of Mobile magazine, said: "We've seen the networks targeting different demographics recently.

GREY AS YOU GO; Over-50s snapping up mobiles

And David Chou, of What Mobile magazine, added: "I'm not sure whether Phones4U will recoup their investment by cutting margins.

pounds 40 cuts in phone firm war

TRUCKING ACROSS AMERICA IN A CONVERTED 18-WHEELER WITH A CUSTOM DESIGNED INTERIOR, "ON THE MOVE" FUNCTIONS AS A MOBILE MAGAZINE, SAYS CHRIS ALLEN, PUBLISHER OF THE MAGAZINE, WHICH IS A WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF NEW YORK-BASED TIME INC.

Cooking light hits the road. (Trade Talk)

Yet what the bold few Industry Weeks of wireless publishing do demonstrate is that, while making the minimal investment in a mobile magazine won't fatten a bottom line right away, it's an easy way to extend a title's reach.

WIRELESS for LESS

Perdita Patterson, of What Mobile magazine, accused phone companies of a 'lack of urgency'.

Mobile giants at odds over theft explosion; Networks fail to agree on ...

They should have seen it coming," said Simon Rockman, publisher of What Mobile magazine.

5 MILLION MOBILES SOLD IN 3 MONTHS