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In The Wiki
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Friday, 07 July 2006

Someone added my name to Wikipedia.org in the ringtone section.
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About This Site
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Monday, 12 June 2006

This is not a blog. This is a site about mobile phones and mobile phone content. Links to the right will take you to a larger mobile phone image gallery. You can search for a device listed here. Mobile Video, Ringtones and Music coming soon.
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CNET Australia
  • Review: Volkswagen RNS510
    The RNS510's high-res screen, pleasing design, ease of use and balanced integration of entertainment and navigation, make it an excellent upgrade for any VW buyer. Shame Bluetooth, USB and iPod connectivity are on the options list.


mocoNews
  • TV Everywhere Plays Important Role In New Disney-Time Warner Cable Deal

    Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) and the Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) stepped to the precipice of blackout Armageddon—and wisely took a giant step back. Instead of risking their standing with subscribers and viewers, they put away the harsh rhetoric, kept working through the midnight deadline Wednesday and made a deal that keeps ABC owned-and-operated stations, ESPN and a host of Disney cable nets on Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) Cable and Bright House Networks without a blip.

    The new deal, described in the announcement as Disney’s “most expansive content agreement to date,” moves beyond broadcast and cable to broadband, gaining berths for ESPN3 and creating a “TV Everywhere” option for ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU.


MobileBurn.com
  • Possible LG Optimus 7 GW910 Windows Phone 7 smartphone spotted
    While perusing the IFA show floor in Berlin, Germany, we stumbled across a device that resembles early shots of the Windows Phone 7 powered LG Optimus 7 (GW910). We're not sure if it's the device, but we do know that it's powered by Windows Phone 7 and was mighty speedy during our DLNA demo with a TV product spokesperson. Could this be the NVIDIA Tegra 2 powered Windows Phone 7 device we've been waiting for?
    Read the full story here.


msnbc.com: Wireless
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