Roundup: Mobile dating heating up, Droid X battery wins endurance test, and more

Here’s the latest action:

Mobile dating heating up — A new report from Ground Truth shows that traffic to mobile dating sites has spiked 92 percent this summer so far. Check it out here.

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Craigslist in trouble again — The popular marketplace site has been targeted by attorneys general from 17 states who have written a letter to the CEO asking for Craigslist to immediately remove its questionable Adult Services category.

Moonfruit lands funds — User-friendly website building service Moonfruit has raised $2.25 million in fresh capital from investment bank Stephens.

Google Finance comes to Android, iPhone — The search company has released mobile web versions of its Google Finance page for both Android handsets and the iPhone. Electronista has more.

Adobe revamps web-based PhotoShop — The company has updated its PhotoShop Express online version. The biggest change is that you no longer have to be an Adobe member to use the service.

Droid X battery outlasts — Laptop Magazine just conducted a test of mobile batteries and how long they last. Motorola’s Droid 2 and the Droid X won out over the Dell, Samsung and HTC phones were also included in the test.

DOE stimulus funds making a difference — Vice President Joe Biden issued a report today showing that the economic stimulus funds being funneled into Department of Energy grants and low-interest loans for companies and technologies is accelerating progress in the green sector.