wp7
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Crackle Offers Free Old Movies And TV Shows On Your Mobile Device
11Most studio-backed movie and TV streaming services have fierce geo-blocking, making them inaccessible outside the US without networking trickery. Sony-backed Crackle is an exception, with its roster of (mostly older) movies and TV shows freely available for viewing in Australia.
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Use Keyword Shortcuts On Your Smartphone To Avoid Unnecessary Typing
We’re big fans of using text expanders on our PCs to avoid repetitive typing. Did you know that you can also enjoy similar time savings on your mobile device? iOS devices, BlackBerries, Windows Phone and some Android devices have keyboard shortcuts built-in.
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Microsoft, Nokia Running AU/NZ WP7 Workshops This Month, Nokia Lumias Up For Grabs
Microsoft and Nokia will be running free development workshops for the former’s Windows Phone OS, starting from next weekend. If you’re digging WP7 and call Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Auckland your usual habitat, then you might want to check them out. Yes, it’s about as short notice as you can get, with the first event…
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Windows Phone 7 Mango Rolling Out From Today
Mango, aka Windows Phone 7.5, will officially begin rolling out from today. But are the proclaimed 500 features worth it, does it meet the needs of Australian users, and just how will you get it?