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:n/e/t/surf: SMSL'iPhone débarque cet été en SuisseApple et le numéro un de la téléphonie en Suisse aurait conclu un accord pour lancer le iPhone 3G en juin, selon une source de Swisscom. Espérons que ce n'est pas simplement une nouvelle rumeur. Source: Le Matin textually.org"The Phone": A a new reality-game show on MTVA new british reality-game show produced by Justin Timberlake for MTV involves cell phones. The BBC reports. "The program is based on a Dutch production and begins each time with two hidden mobiles ringing in different locations of a big city. In the MTV show called "The Phone", contestants who answer the mobiles will have five seconds to decide if they want to play the game for a cash prize. A guide on the other end of the line then gives them a mission to complete before time runs out. And hardly going over board, MTV executive vice-president Tony Disanto described the show as "genre-busting". "Reinvention is at the core of what we do, and The Phone does just that. Each week will be an action-packed mini-movie," he added. " ringtonia.comSlate offers Free Political Ringtones Slate is offering free political ringtones. You can choose to hear John McCain say, "My friends," every time you get a call. Or if you're in a less friendly mood, you can switch to Hillary's "Shame on you, Barack Obama!" ring tone. To get a ring tone, send a text message with one of the order codes listed below to the number 98999. For the Hillary laugh, for example, text SLATE LAUGH to the number 98999. Or if you just want to listen, click here and scroll down. [via Gawker] picturephoning.comNBC Streaming Full Episodes of 30 Rock and the Office to iPhones![]() NBC is streaming full episodes of 30 Rock and The Office to iPhones (and touches) in Quicktime, for free, with no ads. [via Gizmodo] WatchingTV OnlineNBC Streaming Full Episodes of 30 Rock and the Office to iPhones![]() NBC is streaming full episodes of 30 Rock and The Office to iPhones (and touches) in Quicktime, for free, with no ads. [via Gizmodo] |
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