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StarHub is offering free access to Windows Live Messenger for selected Windows Mobile and Nokia Symbian handsets from August 8. This allows you to log into these programs without incurring any data charges. The LG GM730, which will be launching tomorrow, has the added bonus of complimentary surfing for its embedded Facebook program.There are some limitations to the scheme. Though basic Live Messenger features like chatting and voice clips are free, actions such as launching the Internet browser, checking Hotmail, search, Link to Space and creating New Live ID are chargeable.
Posted by Avashya - India Web 2.0 News on Aug 7, 2009 in
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Bangalore-based mobile advertising company mKhoj has adopted a new avatar with as InMobi. In 2007, the company had started operations as a local mobile search service (hence the khoj in the name, which means search) but then moved onto mobile advertising. InMobi, as a name, is perhaps more acceptable given the companys global aspirations.
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Kasturi & Sons, the group that runs The Hindu daily as well as pink paper Business Line, Sportstar and Frontline, have announced that Ergo, their entertainment and lifestyle tabloid for young professionals in Chennai, will be shifted completely to an online format starting this month. Ergo’s print edition - an all-colour, 16-page, five days a week [...]