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MySpace comes to cell phones

Adam Turner
Tuesday, 19 December 2006 05:57

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MySpace is coming to your space, with US cell phone carrier Cingular to offer a version of the online social network on its phones.

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Cingular subscribers will be able to upload photographs, post to blogs and send and receive messages using a Java application downloaded to the phone. They will also be able to edit their MySpace profiles as well as view and add friends' profiles.

The service will cost $US2.99 per month, plus the carrier's data usage charges.

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