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a new service 3G Doctor is launching in the UK in the coming weeks that will enable to consult with Doctors on their 3G Video Phones.
you can find a little more info on their website www.3gdoctor.com
I just thought you might find this interesting, and it would be interesting to here what you think of this mobile service
Posted by: daniel | Friday, June 16, 2006 at 06:48 AM