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Jumptap (http://www.jumptap.com), which specializes in targeted mobile advertising, has released its MobileSTAT Report covering network data for the month of August. Among the findings:

° Android, iOS and Blackberry mobile platforms continue to dominate the top three spots, and claim more than 90% of the market, based on August 2011 data from Jumptap’s network of more than 142M global users and 11 billion monthly ad impressions.

° At 47% operating system market share, Android maintained its leadership on the Jumptap network.

ComScore (http://www.comscore.com), which “measures the digital world,” has released data from the comScore MobiLens service, reporting key trends in the U.S. mobile phone industry during the three month average period ending in August. Among the findings: the iOS now has 9.8% of total US mobile subscribers compared to 8.7% in May.

The study surveyed more than 30,000 U.S. mobile subscribers and found Samsung to be the top handset manufacturer overall with 25.3% market share. Google Android continued to gain ground in the smartphone market reaching 43.7% market share.

Apple has broken into the top 10 on the Interbrand (http://www.interbrand.com) “Best Global Brands” report. Last year it ranked 17th.

LifeSize (http://www.lifesize.com), a division of Logitech, has announced that LifeSize ClearSea (formerly Mirial ClearSea), an enterprise-class desktop and mobile video conferencing platform, now supports iOS 5 and will soon feature support for the new iPhone 4S.

Empoc has introduced QR Encode 1.0 (http://empoc.com/mac-os-x/qr-encode/), a Mac OS X utility for generating QR codes. It requires Mac OS X 10.6 or higher, costs US$2.99 and is available at the Mac App Store in the Utilities category.

QR Encode allows anyone to generate various types of QR codes. You can export generated QR code in PNG or EPS format. QR Encode offers the ability to change the background and foreground colors of generated QR codes and more.