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Windows Live for Mobile
With Windows Live for Mobile, you can access Windows Live services, such as mail, messenger, and search. There is now the ability to send pictures, voice clips, and have multiperson chats with Messenger as well.
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suburbanmale
13/03/2007 01:04 AM
Wow........it's green. Glad I held my breath on that one.
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YS
01/04/2007 10:41 PM
ermmm, when is it going to be release in Aus? I am planning to get a pda phone very soon. Any1?
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uncouth81
02/10/2007 04:38 AM
Just installed the new OS on my D810. No way is it any attractive than before and i think it would be better with more customization with the themes and colours etc. Comes with a encryption feature in the new Windows 6 as well.
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