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More ways to waste time: MySpace mobile is free for everyone

Social Networking Addicted to MySpace? Happy to pay for the privilege of checking up on your favorite online friends from your mobile phone? Get ready to save three bucks each month, then, because MySpace Mobile has gone free. Sprint is...

from 2008 by Noah Kravitz 0

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CTIA '07: Facebook and RIM release BlackBerry app; Microsoft buys stake in Facebook

Ctia 2007 San Francisco Facebook Co-Founder Dustin Moskovitz shared the spotlight with RIM Co-Founder Mike Lazaridis during Wednesday's CTIA Keynote address, and the duo announced the availability of a custom Facebook app for Blackberry users. The...

from 2007 by Noah Kravitz 0

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Talkster Launches Free Calling Application on Facebook® Platform

Social Networking TORONTO, ONT – October 22, 2007 — Award-winning Voice 2.0 company Talkster today announced a new calling application offering Facebook users completely free long distance, international and group conference calling. Built on Facebook...

from 2007 by The PhoneDog 0

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T-Mobile launches a new Myspace App!

Social Networking T-Mobile is now making it even easier to access your Myspace account by introducing a new app that enable Sidekick users to fully customize the user interface and get real time updates. Basically users will now be able to edit their...

from 2007 by Joe Kramer 0

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T-Mobile USA and Danger introduce MySpace Mobile for T-Mobile Sidekick

Social Networking Sidekick users are often the hub of their circle of friends, and MySpace is the No. 1 Web site our users visit on their device," said Jeff Hopper, vice president of marketing at T-Mobile USA. "We've worked closely with MySpace and Danger...

from 2007 by The PhoneDog 0

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Danger, Danger: New Sidekicks, Mobile MySpace Coming

Social Networking A growing number of reports point to new handhelds coming from Sidekick-maker Danger in the next year. Most likely more than two new models are on tap, both from SK 1/2/3 manufacturer Sharp and Motorola , which means QWERTY-loving...

from 2007 by Noah Kravitz 0