It's really make sense that many big boys are eyeing mobile market including AOL. The company once known for bringing the Internet home wants to make its software available on cell phones worldwide.

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Redknee Solutions Inc. today announced that its Unstructured Supplementary Services Data (USSD) Gateway and Self-Care Application Suite has been selected by VivaCell, a subsidiary of Mobile TeleSystems OJSC, and the leading mobile operator in Armenia. VivaCell selected the robust USSD Solution in early July 2007, to meet prepaid and postpaid subscriber demands for flexible applications and services. See the complete press release

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The Web 2.0 services like Facebook is moving forward. The latest rumors being reported that Microsoft might invest a 5 percent stake in Facebook worth up to $500 million that would give the social networking site a valuation of $10 billion. Wow! Source

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Apple and Starbucks to give away 1.5 million free songs per day during promotion.

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Microsoft patent outlines software allowing users to subscribe to play lists and update automatically.

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The inovation on SMS is always withdrawing attention. Nokia has launched a new application, Conversation, offering SMS sorted by contact (think 'threaded'). Conversation appears standalone and as a tab in S60 3rd Edition's Contacts. Tommi's blog via All About Symbian

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The Dominant Apple iTunes music store could not walk alone anymore. Amazon has launched a beta version of its Amazon MP3 music download store. This service has over 2 million songs from more than 180,000 artists represented by over 20,000 major and independent labels including EMI and Universal Music. These songs can be played on all existing music hardware devices including the iPod, Zune, iRiver, RAZR, NSeries, etc. According to Ed Burnette, the Amazon's music is free from digital rights management (DRM) restrictions, so you can burn it to CD, copy it to your other computers, etc. without having to worry about the content expiring or otherwise becoming unusable in the future. Source

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It's a new option for MySpace users who don't want to pay premium prices for its service. Fox Interactive Media today announced that MySpace will launch an ad-supported mobile Internet version. With more than 80 million potential U.S. mobile visitors per month, MySpace Mobile Web beta will be available to consumers this week. According to InfoSyncWorld, within the new MySpace Mobile Web experience, free functionality will include the ability to: send and receive MySpace messages and friend requests; comment on pictures and profiles; post bulletins; update blogs; find and search for friends; and view or change mood status. Source

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Apple has warned iPhone owners that unlocking the gadgets could cause irreparable damage to the software after hackers released free software on the internet enabling iPhone users to 'unlock' their devices and use them on alternative networks. Source

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Philippines based firm Globe Telecom announced that the company is making a mobile phone which supports the Yahoo! Messenger in cooperation with Yahoo!.

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