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Seven's Ping Will Bring Push Services to the Mass Market

Feb 15, 2010, 11:56 AM by Philip Berne

Seven today announced the general availability of Ping, a bundle of services that they hope will "push enable" a variety of mobile applications and devices. Based on Seven's existing push technology, Ping will expand push services beyond messaging and wireless data sync and offer the same type of instant notification on apps, like social networking portals, and a range of devices from high-end smartphones to mass-market handsets. Ping 1.0 is already in use by Seven and several of its partners, and today Seven is opening its platform to more partners and customers.

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bluecoyote

Feb 15, 2010, 4:28 PM

Horrible Title

Can the intern you've got posting these things please turn his brain on when coming up with these titles?

Globhead

Maybe you can be more specific...

Rich Brome

What's wrong with the title?

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