The NY Times ran an article this morning, Free Services to Inspire Your Cellphone, featuring free services people could access through the Internet by dialing on their cell phones including , weather reports, travel, traffic , news and stock quotes (text 46645 or call 800-555-tell). They notes that people can get free International calls by [...]
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Are your library services available via cell phones yet?
Posted in free services from cell phones on November 27, 2006 | 2 Comments »
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