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Peter Cochrane's Blog: Mobile users break free

By Peter Cochrane

Published: Tuesday 05 February 2008

Reader Comments

And how much cheaper would it make phonecalls if t...
Tony Mudd

Well said Peter. The same argument applies to i...
Anonymous

handset locking is generally associated with hands...
G C

Couldn't agree more!
Mark Hosey

Yes, it would be a culture shock to the UK to pay ...
Simon Allen

The key question to ask is how much do mobile phon...
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