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Nokia Takes Another Crack at IM With OZ Buy
Nokia, the world’s largest mobile phone maker, has agreed to buy Montreal-based OZ Communications for an undisclosed amount of money in a move that will allow the Finnish handset maker to offer … more →
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Being aware of Criminalizing Technology
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Hasina Suliman wrote 9 months ago: As the world progresses media and technology is running forward in an attempt to beat competitors, e … more →
Nokia Takes Another Crack at IM With OZ Buy
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Om Malik wrote 1 year ago: Nokia, the world’s largest mobile phone maker, has agreed to buy Montreal-based OZ Communicati … more →
Mobile IM vs. SMS: Who Wins?
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Om Malik wrote 1 year ago: [qi:006] Yesterday, the guys from eBuddy sent me a press release (pdf link) that made me wonder: Wit … more →
Smart's UZZAP: Behind the Bits
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Jim Ayson wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday, July 6, 2008 was probably notable for one of those rare occasions in sports history … more →
Fring Adds AIM, Yahoo Support
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Om Malik wrote 1 year ago: Fring, the mobile IM & VoIP service has added Yahoo and AIM instant messenger support. Fring alr … more →
Make free calls using fring
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jobinmartin wrote 2 years ago: Fring is a software which enables to make free calls to your friends. Fring uses the platfor … more →
In the Media: CellSerf Adds Value to VAS, Sans Charges!
cellserf wrote 2 years ago: The Dec. 2007 Issue of IT magazine features us on its cover! CellSerf Adds Value to VAS, Sans Charge … more →
IM-ified Mobile Services
Rainer Simon wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been playing around with the idea of attaching a location-based information app to twitte … more →
SMS versus MIM (Mobile IM) Business Models
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lawlorg wrote 2 years ago: This blog entry on a Portio Research report claims that SMS revenues will hit $67bn by 2012. I could … more →
OZ mobile IM officially raises $34 million
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rexdixon wrote 3 years ago: OZ, a mobile IM service provider, official second round comes in at $34 Million. GigaOm had reported … more →
