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132ND CARNIVAL OF THE MOBILITS AT MIPPIN
July 14th, 2008 by Justin Oberman

The 132nd Carnival of the Mobilists is over at the blog for Mippin (which I guess means you can also read it on your mobile phone :-)).
Anyway, I read most of the articles this morning and its an amazing array of posts and a majority of them are not iPhone related which came as a great relief!

MOpocket is of course mentioned. So go on over there and check it out.

For more information on the Carnival visit here.

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