With more and more people accessing the Internet from multiple devices, central storage services that tie those devices together are becoming more important. One such service, Evernote, is receiving $50 million in additional investment in order to continue expanding its Web-based note-taking service.

It may not be $41 million, but there are still serious funds flowing into the mobile sector at the moment, and the companies taking advantage of the loosened purse strings are all over the map in terms of what they’re doing to get investors’ attention. Today the white-label app store…

Bump Technologies, which makes an app that lets users share information with each other by bumping their iPhones/iPods or Android devices together, has picked up $16 million in funding in a round led by Andreessen Horowitz.

Off the back of the strongest holiday season yet for mobile shopping, mobile payment startup Square has raised a round of funding worth $27.5 million. This brings the company’s total valuation to $240 million.

Mountain View, Calif.-based MobileIron has raised $16 million in a third round of funding to help develop a platform that manages everything from iPads to smartphones in the enterprise. The round was led by Foundation Capital, reports peHUB. Also participating was its existing investors Storm Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Norwest Venture…

Sencha, an application development platforms provider, has raised $14 million in a first round of funding led by Sequoia Capital and joined by Radar Partners, the company said Thursday. The three-year old Palo Alto, California-based company started out as a business application platform provider for the internet, but has since…

Mobile app startup Snaptu has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Sequoia Capital. Snaptu’s free app lets users access a series of services, including Facebook, Twitter, the weather, and a news reader. The selling point: It works on any phone that runs Java (which means most). So far, Snaptu…

Bump Technologies, the mobile app development firm behind the popular iPhone app that lets people tap their phones together to exchange information, has raised its first round of funding from Sequoia Capital, TechCrunch reports. Sequoia Capital Partner Greg McAdoo gave a presentation this weekend where Bump was listed as one…

MobileIron, a smartphone software firm that caters to business clients, has come out of stealth mode with $9 million in funding. Backers include Norwest Venture Partners, Storm Ventures and Sequoia Capital, per VentureWire. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based startup launched a data and content management platform that helps companies monitor their employee’s…

Israeli marketing software provider Pontis has raised $19.65 million in funding from Norwest Venture Partners (NVP), which led the round, and its current backers Sequoia Capital, Accel Partners and Evergreen Venture Partners. As part of the investment, NVP partner Dror Nahumi joins the company’s board of directors. Pontis’s main product…

Updated: Globes Online reports that the round is a big one: $22 million, and includes all the names listed below. The company raised $5 million earlier this year and will have raised a total of $52 million when the present round is completed..this makes it among the most heavily funded…

Bubble Motion, a Mountain View, Calif. company that allows users to send short voice clips to each other like text messages, said today it raised $14 million in venture funding. Investors participating in the round include existing investors Sequoia Capital, both from the U.S. and India, and new investors Comcast…