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Vodafone InsideOut arrives in Second Life

Categories: Announcements, Vodafone
By: , IntoMobile
Wednesday, November 21st, 2007 at 6:57 AM

It’s all about social networking nowadays. Both carriers and handset makers are eagerly adding support for various social services to their offerings/phones.

Vodafone InsideOut arrives in Second Life

And now, we have Vodafone introducing a new service called “InsideOut,” allowing users to interact with characters from Second Life right from their mobile phones. Just like with most of the modern services, right on the launch it’s in beta and is therefor free. However, the free period ends on November 30th, when the carrier may start charging up to 300 L$ per minute/message.

In the meantime, while enjoying a free calls to Second Life users, Vodafone won’t be providing you with any support… More information is available on Vodafone’s InsideOut website.

[Via: Engadget Mobile]

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