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Mobile phones are increasingly being used as tools for humanitarians Keishamaza Rukikaire/IRIN
    NAIROBI

    IRIN is pleased to announce the public trial of its new mobile and Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)-friendly site. It is meant to work with all small devices such as mobile phones, iPhones, Blackberries etc, is very simple but fast and handy. Please try it out with your mobile device and let us have your thoughts, impressions, likes and dislikes ([email protected]). For now, it features the current top story and the latest articles. You can see it with a normal browser but it is meant to look good on a small screen. The URL is: http://m.irinnews.org



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