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[Summary] => Singapore – Short messaging services (SMS)-based content and applications will continue to drive the growth of the cellular phone market in the Philippines and the rest of the region, industry analysts said.
They said mobile content, applications and e-commerce are expected to further drive wireless data adoption in the country, allowing local cellular operators to continue to outmaneuver each other by offering innovative SMS or text-based content and services.
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They said mobile content, applications and e-commerce are expected to further drive wireless data adoption in the country, allowing local cellular operators to continue to outmaneuver each other by offering innovative SMS or text-based content and services.
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February 14, 2005 - 12:00am
