U.S. cell phone carrier, Cingular Wireless, has unveiled its own mobile version of MySpace.com, the internet’s most popular social networking service.
Cingular subscribers will now be able to read and respond to MySpace messages, write blog entries, upload new photos, and view and search for new friends over the airwaves, at a cost of $2.95 per month. MySpace videos won’t be immediately available with the cell phone service, but they are expected to be added sometime in 2007.
The downloadable Java version of MySpace for mobile phones is initially available with around 30 Cingular handsets, with support for a further 20 models added in the coming weeks, eventually covering about 90% of the carrier’s customers.
The first mobile version of MySpace was made available earlier this year by mobile reseller, Helio, but Cingular’s version will come with a more extensive set of features, according to a MySpace spokesperson.
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U.S. cell phone carrier, Cingular Wireless, has unveiled its own mobile version of MySpace.com, the internet’s most popular social networking service.
Cingular subscribers will now be able to read and respond to MySpace messages, write blog entries, upload new photos, and view and search for new friends over the airwaves, at a cost of $2.95 per month. MySpace videos won’t be immediately available with the cell phone service, but they are expected to be added sometime in 2007.
The downloadable Java version of MySpace for mobile phones is initially available with around 30 Cingular handsets, with support for a further 20 models added in the coming weeks, eventually covering about 90% of the carrier’s customers.
The first mobile version of MySpace was made available earlier this year by mobile reseller, Helio, but Cingular’s version will come with a more extensive set of features, according to a MySpace spokesperson.
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