iPhone apps have been known to serve any industry and any purpose. And now it looks like the hospitality industry is next on the agenda as Moglumedia unveils the MogluRBN iPhone app to aid bars, nightclubs and restaurants to connect with their customers via mobile means. With the MogluRBN iPhone app, these establishments can keep their customers informed of the latest events, menus and promotions. In return, they can also use the app as an advanced way of getting feedback or even mobile ordering to make it easier for foodies to interact with their favorite restaurant or pub.

This app is now available in three subscription plans: Basic, Plus and Premium. For the cost of getting them, this would play somewhere between $45 to $195 per month. There are no initial fees needed and businesses who make use of them can choose to cancel them at any time.

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Here is something for the authentic millionaire’s out there. With most of these rich individuals presumably the owner of an iPhone, iVIP Black allows the rich guys and gals to gain access to an exclusive network of privileges and benefits to a range of luxuries in various establishments. This includes the likes of cars, cinemas, restaurants and bars. And to make sure that people who use this app will actually put it to good use, people who who download the app are required to complete a High Net Worth Individual certification, restricting use of the app to ‘Millionaires’. The iVIP app can be downloaded at the iTunes store for $999.99.

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When it comes to using our mobile devices to order food and stuff, the technology offered by myOrder may not seem something new or interesting. However, if the app is made available in a vicinity where it was never used before like San Francisco, you can expect locals to be enthusiastic in making life easier for them as far as avoiding the long queue lines and getting their orders in a hurry.

Certified by all major wireless carriers, myOrder will debut this week in San Francisco’s top nightclubs, hotels and restaurants. George Karpaty, who owns five popular San Francisco nightclubs, including Ruby Skye, endorses the application and has brought myOrder into his venues: “myOrder empowers me, the venue owner, by giving me access to customer data that allows my staff to provide improved service to our guests. From knowing what they like to drink, to understanding what type of venues they frequent, myOrder helps me and my venues be better hosts.”

So it is not purely about serving and broadening the scope of customers to be served. It is also about analyzing the people using it and perhaps to potentially resort to ways to make it more visible. Data that myOrder gets from these orders will certainly help considering they can improve on flaws that are certain to come out in the process.

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When it comes to searching for the right type of business or industry, the only reliable thing you can do is how they are rated. It is something similar to social bookmarking but focused on the business industry. And thanks to Superpages, a new app that allows users to give them random business a “Thumbs Up” or “Thumbs Down” can really be a big help.

The new application is the Superpages Mobile BlackBerry Storm which allows users to rank and provide reviews for specific businesses. With over 17 million U.S. based businesses, this is certainly a great app you can count on to whittle down your selection.

Search by keyword or choose popular categories — like automotive, entertainment, restaurants, services and stores — and view as much or as little information as you like. Use the scroll bar at the top of the search results to minimize or expand business information. Go from business name and number to full business address and services to viewing search results on a map.

The Superpages.com BlackBerry Storm application is free and available in the BlackBerry Store. A version for the BlackBerry Bold and the BlackBerry Pearl will be coming to the BlackBerry Store soon.

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