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The first time I purchased a cell phone, it resembled something Zach Morris would wield in an episode of Saved By the Bell. (In the event the name Zach Morris does not spark some neurons, think of a device that’s discernibly colossal in size.) Those days, mobile devices were in a primitive state. Extremely fundamental usage was all that was incorporated into the hardware. You needed to be able to make and receive a phone call, and as long as you were capable of doing that, you were thrilled!
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© 2009 Dave Mark, Joachim Bondo, Dylan Bruzenak, Steve Finkelstein, Owen Goss, Tom Harrington, Peter Honeder, Ray Kiddy, Noel Llopis, Joe Pezzillo, Florian Pflug, Jonathan Saggau, Ben Britten Smith
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Finkelstein, S. (2009). Smart In-Application E-mail with Core Data and Three20. In: Mark, D. (eds) iPhone Advanced Projects. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2404-4_7
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