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  • Habbo Hotel Coming to Japan Mobile

    Habbo Hotel Coming to Japan Mobile

    From the Tokyo Game Show, in which long-time Tokyo mobile entrepreneur Neeraj Jhanji, builder of the first (and probably only) IM i-mode client for AOL, provides WWJ subscribers with an exclusisve look at his Until Now Very Quiet Plans (indeed, a working demo) to create a mobile version of the globally überpopular Habbo Hotel community service… er… site… or whatever it is. OK — it’s a networking community for digierati burnt out on traditional RPG shooters. In any event, Habbo’s mobile potential is huge (we think) and Neeraj is likely one of the few who can make it happen. Full program Run-time: 10:22

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    Posted: 8 November 2004 | Filed: New Tech & Services, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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