A Retweet From Michael @Arrington is Worth 2200 Unique Visits, 3 Job Offers and 20 Interview Requests

I love Twitter. It's nothing short of amazing, and here's why: So, I launched this website , along with a prayer, to get the attention of Michael Arrington, TechCrunch founder, and one of the most prolific entrepreneurs/investors in the tech industry.

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The mobile operator's dilemma (and opportunity): The fourth curve

Mobile operator profits have more than doubled in the last 10 years. The trifecta of fast broadband networks, well-designed mobile computing devices, and the insatiable supply of content, applications, and services has unleashed consumer demand for more like never before. But operators can't rest on their laurels.

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Why do we love SMS so much?

Acision, known for its mobile messaging solutions has conducted a study into the world of the SMS. It's a technology that is more than twenty years old but it is still one of the most widely used communications methods in the world. According to Ofcom, average SMS use is increasing for both pre-pay and post-pay users.

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GroupMe has 4.6m users sending 550m messages per month, court documents show

Microsoft-owned GroupMe, which enables groups of people to exchange messages on their mobile phones, has amassed 4.6 million users since it was started in May 2010, as of 27 June 2012. Furthermore, their users send an average of 550 million messages per month, The Next Web has learned.

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Developers: Beeblex offers super secure and completely free In-App Purchase validation for iOS apps

Late last week, the topic of in-app purchases in iOS apps was drawn into sharp relief by a Russian hacker, who spun up a service that could fake receipts for many popular apps. It effectively bypassed the simple receipt system that Apple has in place for developers, allowing users to make over 30,000 free purchases of in-app content.

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