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[Title] => Health questions? Txt DOH
[Summary] => The Department of Health (DOH) launched yesterday a project in which the public can access health advisories and information through text messaging.
"Access to information is now at the tip of your fingers. All you have to do is text us," Health Secretary Francisco Duque said.
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[Title] => Software to energize campaign organizations via texting
[Summary] => ‘PoliTXT,’ a new software developed for electoral organizations to take advantage of the Short Messaging Service (texting) technology was introduced during the "Cell Phones & Campaigns" public forum held recently at Hotel Intercontinental and organized by Media G8way Corp. and Liberal Philippines.
Ramon Duremdes Jr., president and chief executive officer of Mobile Arts Inc., spoke about the software in the forum.
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[Title] => WASP bridges ‘digital divide’ for Pinoy mobile phone users
[Summary] => An all-Filipino company is closing the gap between PC and mobile phone users by offering wireless e-mail services for millions of the country’s GSM users.
In a country where mobile phone deployment far outpaces Internet usage, Mobile Arts Inc. aims to bridge the "digital divide" by providing greater access and affordable wireless Internet access.
The newly launched wireless applications services provider (WASP) projects handling over 23.5 million messages by the end of the year.
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[Title] => Mobile Arts sees big opportunities ahead
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With mobile phone users worldwide at 772 million outpacing PC users at less than 400 million, the Filipino-owned company is confident of its niche in the value-added wireless services market.
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Ramon Duremdes Jr., president and chief executive officer of Mobile Arts Inc., spoke about the software in the forum.
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In a country where mobile phone deployment far outpaces Internet usage, Mobile Arts Inc. aims to bridge the "digital divide" by providing greater access and affordable wireless Internet access.
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February 9, 2004 - 12:00am
