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Now, GSM cell phones come with SIM toolkits (STKs) that offer menu-driven services. Smart Communications has upped the ante by offering Smart zed plus SIM browsers, new STKs that enable the user to personalize the menus and thus, create a list of services genuinely his own.


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So with the Philippines emerging as Asia’s mobile information technology hub, it’s even less of a surprise that global firms are sitting up and taking notice – and making the Philippines their base for Asian expansion.


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