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    Privus Mobile Offers Free Upgrade for BlackBerry Customers, Expands Caller ID Application to Include Caller Name Lookup
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    The application is compatible with all BlackBerry devices including the new BlackBerry Tour 9630, BlackBerry Curve 8520 and BlackBerry Bold. "The average BlackBerry user chooses a BlackBerry because they refuse to compromise in capabilities and performance. They have high demands and even higher expectations for their phone and everything that goes with it – especially their applications. We originally designed Privus Mobile to meet those demands, although with this free update I think we’ve exceeded them" said Greg Smith, president of Privus Mobile. Full Article at PR-Inside.com
    The average BlackBerry user chooses a BlackBerry because they refuse to compromise in capabilities and performance. They have high demands and even higher expectations for their phone and everything that goes with it – especially their applications. We originally designed Privus Mobile to meet those demands, although with this free update I think we’ve exceeded them
    Greg Smith – Greg Smith SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 2 months ago
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Privus Mobile Offers Free Upgrade for BlackBerry Customers, Expands Caller ID Application to Include Caller Name Lookup
  1. Smartphones like the BlackBerry Tour 9630 continue to incorporate new features, capabilities and add-ons, but manufacturers seem to forget that these phones still don’t have the same basic Caller ID features as landline phones. We’re more than happy to bring those features to your smartphone and expand ...
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 2 months ago

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