Mobstar Media gets very close to Danger

Published by Ewan on Wednesday 29th August 2007, 23:46 | Filed under: Mobile Marketing, Mobile Services

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Good news for Mobstar. They’ve done a deal with Danger, the folk behind the Danger mobile internet platform — known chiefly, I think I’m correct in saying, for being available on the uber popular Sidekick devices. Now and again I see Sidekicks here in London, but they’re ridiculously prevalent across America.

Mobstar have inked a relationship with Danger — they’re going to be creating a series of bespoke premium themes for the US market to begin with.

I’ve been really impressed with the quality of stuff I’ve been seeing coming from Mobstar recently.

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