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Last Words Archives: 1 / 2001, 2 / 2001, 1 / 2002, 2 / 2002, 3 / 2002, 4 / 2002, 5 / 2002, 6 / 2002,
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Last Words, 4/2003 Archive
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According to the BBC article, a Scottish police force has blamed mobile phone text messaging for a massive rise in the number of incidents involving threats and extortion. Surely people are just using new ways to do old crimes and getting caught more often. Do people think that text messages can not be traced back to the sender? (16/04/03)
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According to Reuters story, advertising are heading to mobile phones. It is easy to guess that spam will eventually kill the wireless advertising, if operators are not in total control what is happening in their networks.
(13/04/03)
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US number portability follow-up: Mobile numbers are not so mobile! As discussed before, if wireless companies believe that they have better service, aggressive pricing and more to offer than their competitors, why are they so afraid of the number portability? Number portability creates changes in a merket place, adds competition and opens opportunities for well run companies. Somebody, show some leadership! Slashdot has again the discussion
(10/04/03)
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