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MobileResearch in the news
It looks like MobileResearch (a startup company?) has gotten quite some good friends on the net. They are presented as “the first commercially available solution that provides mobile developers and content publishers the data they need to address the problems … Continue reading
MWI? Nah, we can do it in four steps!
Today I somehow stumbled on this link.Chances are:a) MWI, WURFL and any adaptation software is useless, or better, a waste of time and moneyb) there must be something wrong in this page Here is the link, enough said.Mike Davidson’s Blog … Continue reading
