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Free Mobile MySpace On the Way

Sep 24, 2007, 8:19 AM by (staff)

News Corporation is planning to make a beta mobile version of MySpace freely available beginning this week. Not all features will be available, but users will be able to send and receive messages and friend requests, comment on pictures and profiles, post bulletins, update blogs, find and search for friends, and view or change mood status. The free MySpace push is part of a larger plan to offer free mobile content from News Corporation, which owns MySpace and other sites such as AskMen and RottenTomatoes.com. All the sites will be supported by targetted mobile advertising.

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XKaylx

Sep 26, 2007, 2:26 PM

Hm...

Ever since I got my Samsung Blackjack, I've been trying to use MySpace... it looks off (too big, objects are strangely placed) and 75% of the time, it won't let me log in; it either re-routes me back to the main page or gives me the "You Must Be Logged In to Do That!" page. I figured MySpace administrators made it this way so people would pay the monthly subscription to get the version that works and looks nice.

When I read this article, I was excited because I figured that it meant I would get the good, functioning MySpace. I've been visiting all week and I'm still getting the crappy version. Is anyone else experiencing this problem, or am I just special?

PEZ

Sep 24, 2007, 10:16 AM

Pretty funny and or interesting

Since, this will keep those myspac-ophobes from having ot switch to carriers like Helio and others who have dedicated mycpace apps.

I know SK users will like this, because currently, their myspace application has a reocurring fee, if I am not mistaken.

T-Zag

Figured this would happen eventually.

xjittianx

you are mistaken.

TradeMark_310

If by SK you mean SideKick, then no, there has never been an extra fee. In fact, in all the years I've seen MySpace around, I don't know one person who has had to pay for it. All these "updates" are because it WORKED on phones, but it would look off, ...
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WM6user

Sep 24, 2007, 6:16 PM

I like it!

🙂

xjittianx

yes i can't wait to slap the sumo's belly faster than the other guy and win a prize of MASSIVE SPAM OVERLOAD.

Someone's going to need to make a new virus protection program for cell phones now.

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