[MaxCherry]

I saw the link while on the T-Mobile website for a free magazine service delieved to your phone. Basically its similar to RSS but prettier on the eye.
Anyone else heard of this or used it? It says its free you just pay your own network data charges, but when you install on your phone it asks you to send 1 text message for some reason I dont know.


Anyways, here's some of the stuff you can have delivered to your mobile daily:

Holy Moly,
Popjustice,
Kamikaze,
OK! mobile,
Time Out,
V2 Music,
Daily Snack,
GQ mobile,
Glamour,
Monkey,
GameSpot UK,
CNET,
City P.M.,
T3,
Fast Car,
Tech Digest,
Pocket Gamer,
Total Film,
Gadget Candy,
Maxim,
Sporting Life,
Planet-F1,
Football 365,
Planet Rugby,
Cricket 365,
Pocket-lint,
BBC News
TV Genius.

http://www.mobizines.com/index.html

[prking]

This is not new, its been around for years (2004?). Its just that T-Mobile have decided to highlight it this week.
The text is sent to associate your phone number with the application, so it knows which mobizines to send you.
Yes, it works very well. Although the application hasn't been updated for some time as the company has moved on to a new mobile site called mippin.
There is currently an issue with a couple of the mobizines not updating (Holy Moly and Pop Justice)

[MaxCherry]

Quote:

Originally Posted by prking

This is not new, its been around for years (2004?). Its just that T-Mobile have decided to highlight it this week.
The text is sent to associate your phone number with the application, so it knows which mobizines to send you.
Yes, it works very well. Although the application hasn't been updated for some time as the company has moved on to a new mobile site called mippin.
There is currently an issue with a couple of the mobizines not updating (Holy Moly and Pop Justice)

Thanks for the feedback, thoes are the 2 mobilzines I am subscribed to

[prking]

Apparently someone at Holy Moly, keeps forgetting to write new stories.