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Orange teams with Twitter on MMS tweets
Orange users will be able to Tweet photos using MMS for the first time ever.
Schools get SMS for alerts
An open source mobile messaging module will allow schools and universities to send out text messages as reminders or alerts.
Docs use texts to help fight Swine Flu
Patients in Camden are being sent texts to give them advice on what to do if they think they have Swine Flu.
Spinvox fights back in voice message row
Spinvox has said its technology does work and that its data is secure.
Laptops 2008: Rise of the netbook
2008 was a big year for little laptops, while laptops of all sizes tended to get stolen more than was strictly necessary. Little netbooks got big...
Mobile tech boosts aid workers' ability to help
Non-governmental organisations are making good use of mobile innovations to help improve the lives of people around the world, a new report has shown.
Roaming text messaging costs to be capped
The price of sending texts within Europe will be capped, making it easier to control business costs.<br>
Parents want text updates on students
Parents want to know more about their children’s progress in classroom, and believe tech can help that.
Mobile firm wants job applications over text
A job ad over Twitter asks for applications via SMS.
Visa to text spenders for security
Visa is trialling a new system which updates consumers via SMS when their card is used.
UK mobile users send 11 million texts an hour
We're still a nation of texters, according to the latest statistics from the Mobile Data Association.
Most kids have own mobile phone
But don't worry, texting is good for their spelling, new research shows.
Student nabs first PhD in texting
A post graduate student has received what is believed to be the UK's first SMS-focused doctorate.
EU mobile roaming price caps to be extended
European Union price restrictions on phone charges while roaming across the eurozone will be extended to cover data charges and texts next year.
Texting while driving to be punished with jail time
New legislation that came into force today sees mobile phone use in cars hit hard in an effort to deter use.
Texting and data dominate phone use
It seems that using a mobile phone no longer means making a phone call, as users increasingly turn to texting, photos and video for communication.
Texters up their game during festive period
This Christmas may well break a record for the volume of text and picture messaging, according to mobile giant Orange.
Mobile users face ads deluge
Business users face a deluge of text ads to their mobile phones, predicts an industry analyst.
Your Views: Bletchley Park funding
IT PRO readers ponder whether the government should offer funding to Bletchley Park or can it all be remembered through text books?
Visual search engine set for launch?
New search engine claims to search the internet using pictures, rather than text.
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