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O2 Calendar reminds the family by text!

Categories: O2, UK News
By: , IntoMobile
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009 at 12:33 PM

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Do you remember a little while back I was talking about The O2 Joggler – a calendar/digital picture frame/widget that could sync to an online family calendar?

Well now O2 are promoting their online calendar,  pushing the key features of sending reminders to the family’s O2 phones (see what they’ve done, they want the whole family to be on O2!)

Actually I think it’s a great idea – and if you do too, check out their comprehensive info here.

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