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• Cingular wants to host as many social networks as they can.

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  MySpace is planning to make its mobile features available through all major U.S. carriers soon. Wireless startup Helio began offering phones preloaded with MySpace capabilities. Users can view profiles of friends and post comments and photos directly onto MySpace.

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    MySpace is planning to make its mobile features available through all major U.S. carriers soon. Wireless startup Helio began offering phones preloaded with MySpace capabilities. Users can view profiles of friends and post comments and photos directly onto MySpace.

    The goal of MySpace? To make its mobile applications a preloaded feature on all mobile phones in the world.

    In fact, cell phones everywhere are dialing in to the top social networking sites.

    Here’s what some of the other top social networking sites are doing:

    • Social networks such as Rabble, CoolTalk, and The Facebook are also being hosted by Cingular.
    • Dodgeball, owned by Google, allows users to text their location and are notified of friends or hotspot venues close by. How do they pull this one off? Through the Global Positioning Systems (GPS) that most phones have.
    • Flickr has partnered with Nokia, allowing users to post photos shot with their Nokia mobile multimedia phones onto the Flickr site instantly.

    Other important details:

    • Cingular wants to host as many social networks as they can.
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      The goal of MySpace? To make its mobile applications a preloaded feature on all mobile phones in the world.

      In fact, cell phones everywhere are dialing in to the top social networking sites.

      Here’s what some of the other top social networking sites are doing:

      • Social networks such as Rabble, CoolTalk, and The Facebook are also being hosted by Cingular.
      • Dodgeball, owned by Google, allows users to text their location and are notified of friends or hotspot venues close by. How do they pull this one off? Through the Global Positioning Systems (GPS) that most phones have.
      • Flickr has partnered with Nokia, allowing users to post photos shot with their Nokia mobile multimedia phones onto the Flickr site instantly.

      Other important details:

      • Cingular wants to host as many social networks as they can.
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        • Social networks such as Rabble, CoolTalk, and The Facebook are also being hosted by Cingular.
        • Dodgeball, owned by Google, allows users to text their location and are notified of friends or hotspot venues close by. How do they pull this one off? Through the Global Positioning Systems (GPS) that most phones have.
        • Flickr has partnered with Nokia, allowing users to post photos shot with their Nokia mobile multimedia phones onto the Flickr site instantly.

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        • Cingular wants to host as many social networks as they can.
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        Other important details:

        • Cingular wants to host as many social networks as they can.
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