Sunday, November 27, 2011 at 7:02PM It’s called Yipit.com and the personalized deal aggregator has recently arrived for iPhone and iPod Touch in the form of Yipit Deals — Daily Deals, Sales and Coupons.
Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 12:42AM 
The application, known as Groupon Now, is remarkably and elegantly simple, yet it’s a radical departure from Groupon’s current deal-a-day business model. When a user opens up the smartphone app, he or she will be presented with just two buttons: “I’m hungry” and “I’m bored.” Clicking either button will open up a list of time-specific daily deals, based on his or her location.
The familiar $10 coupons for $20 worth of food are still there, but they’re not one-time offers. Instead, businesses can choose when they want these deals to be available. Say a restaurant is incredibly busy on Saturdays but could use more business on Wednesdays. With Groupon Now, that business can fill its seats during slow business days using time-specific deals.
Friday, November 26, 2010 at 6:11AM 
Valpak, the savings giant, has launched a new mobile application for Windows® Phone 7. The app became available on Windows® Phone Marketplace on November 8th.
As the trusted leader in neighborhood value, Valpak now delivers ultra-convenient electronic coupons right to your Windows Phone 7 device. This new, free app offers quality content with more than 37,000 offers and social sharing, so wherever you go, savings will follow you.
“We’re thrilled to be a part of Windows Phone Marketplace at launch,” said Jim Sampey, chief operating officer of Cox Target Media, providers of Valpak. “Our apps have been tremendously successful and consumers are excited about accessing savings on the go from their smart phones.”
Windows Phone 7 customers can get exclusive, coupons for restaurants, auto care, entertainment, beauty, home and garden, health and medical, professional services and retail shops right in their own neighborhoods — and even when they travel out of town.
