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By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

Shalom!
We've now come to the end of August 2009. Which means exactly 8months of this year is just gone. It also mean that you have just 4months to achieve anything of note this year. So get busy!

Technology
For you to be able to send and recieve emails via your phone and to be able to browse the internet on it, your phone must be at least 2G or 3G capable phone. It must be wap or gprs compliant.

Find out through the website of your service provider which phones are compliant with their system before purchase.

Your phone must be able to accept phone applications. It should have space for a memory card. If you have an email account on either Yahoo or Gmail, get the mobile application installed on your phone.

The rest now depends on how smart you are with electronic gadgets and at reading the operating manuals.

Then you can get cracking!

I do hope this information is useful to you. Have a blessed month ahead. God bless.

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