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      <description>Another cool new idea, and this time it is seriously cool ( unlike this ), though it may not be feasible with today&#39;s technology and economics. So here it goes:&#xA;Everybody has a cellphone these days, most of them support Internet access and they are pretty powerful in terms of processing power for most of the things anyone does on the web.&#xA;But I for one hate browsing on that disgusting little screen and typing URLs on the keypad.</description>
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