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[Title] => Personalizing cellphones via MyGlobe
[Summary] => Nowadays, a cellphone is no longer just a communication tool, it’s an extension of one’s personality as well. You can personalize it by dressing it up in colorful housing to compliment or match your get-up. To give it that extra oomph that boldly and unmistakably says you, accessorize it with MyGlobe.
MyGlobe is a mobile portal for all of Globe’s value-added services. It offers a treasure trove of tones, icons and picture messages which you can easily download into your cellphone, to help you fashion a look that is an eloquent reflection of your own individuality.
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[Summary] => Globe Telecom brings new meaning to the word connectivity with its new Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS).
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December 12, 2000 - 12:00am
