MMS for 18 centavos only
April 7, 2009 by MobileHub
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For only P20, you can enjoy 110 texts/MMS to Smart/Talk ‘N Text and 10 texts to all networks.
also available “ALL TEXT MMS 30″
• Enjoy 180 Texts/MMS to Smart/Talk ‘N Text and 10 texts to all networks, good for 2 days.
Pixlink – Globe Telecom’s Online Photo Sharing
PIXLINK! – is Globe telecom’s photo sharing website, currently on beta and free to register. This is good news to Mobile phone owners with limited memory, now you can upload your images and videos to the web. Popular photo sharing sites like Flicker, picasa and imageshack offers only photo sharing, while photobucket offers both image and video sharing. What makes Pixlink different is you can upload your medias directly from your mobile phones. Pixlink is powered by PixSense mobile photo and video sharing platform.
FREE Eraserheads Caller Ringtune – Smart
April 7, 2009 by MobileHub
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Get a FREE Eraserheads Caller Ringtune every time you purchase the Limited Edition of Smart Buddy Eraserheads Call & Text Card
Text EHEADS to 286
CHOOSE FROM ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
- Tindahan Ni Aling Nena
- Ang Huling El Bimbo
- Magasin
- Pare Ko
- With A Smile
DUO – Unlimited Globe to Any Landline
April 7, 2009 by MobileHub
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DUO allows you Unlimited Calling to and from any landline number as well as Unlimited Calling to and from any DUO postpaid mobile subscriber!
Hong Kong woman’s airport hysterics an online hit
A Chinese woman who freaked out at Hong Kong’s international airport after missing her flight has hit the big time on YouTube after her hysterics were filmed and uploaded to the video sharing website.
The middle-aged woman was seen charging at a security guard at the departure gate, before screaming “aieyyahhhhh,” at the top of her lungs in a rant that lasts about three minutes.
The woman, sprawled on the ground, was seen wailing. An elderly man traveling with her tried to pull her to her feet but she shouted in Cantonese: “I want to go, I want to go.”