By Marguerite Reardon
Published: Monday 06 March 2006
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Name
Nick Clark
Location
London
Occupation
IT Director
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Many newspapers are already available free electronically for mobile devices via AvantGo and similar services. I can't see what TV/Video will add, and if anything it will detract as it forces you to absorb information at its pace rather than at your own.
Would be useful for the visually impaired (radio would be even better) or if you want to doze while listening on the commute though.
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Very misleading study as those who have experience...
Budd Margolis
Many newspapers are already available free electro...
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I had about 5 weeks free trial with Vodafone 3G an...
Andrew Lewis
A market survey that asks the over 30 crowd about ...
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