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| − | The [[Image:UniBox_app.png|thumb|UniBox Icon]] UniBox app was first seen on [http://www.bgr.com/nggallery/page-320/album-all/gallery-158/image/2125/ screens from a development iPhone 4] for the US T-Mobile 3G Network. Judging from strings from inside the application, it's a communication tool with voicemail. According to another rumor Unibox is "pushing" [[Switchboard (App Store)|Switchboard]] applications to the iPhone. |
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| + | [[Image:UniBox 01.png|thumb|Inside UniBox]] |
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| + | The UniBox app was first seen on [http://www.bgr.com/nggallery/page-320/album-all/gallery-158/image/2125/ screens from a development iPhone 4] for the US T-Mobile 3G Network. Judging from strings from inside the application, it's a communication tool with voicemail. According to another rumor Unibox is "pushing" [[Switchboard (App Store)|Switchboard]] applications to the iPhone. |
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Revision as of 01:49, 30 April 2011
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Summary
The UniBox app was first seen on screens from a development iPhone 4 for the US T-Mobile 3G Network. Judging from strings from inside the application, it's a communication tool with voicemail. According to another rumor Unibox is "pushing" Switchboard applications to the iPhone.
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