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    Use this when attachments aren't offered with your email service. (i.e. Proxy Mail). Simply Supply a link to download the 11KB Audio Player and Copy/Paste your Message into the Email. See Website For Demo. http://audiotext.sourceforge.net
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    JRemoteControl is a simple Java™ driven bluetooth remote control.It allows you to initiate virtually any task on your PC from a J2ME enabled device.Default configuration supports mplayer on Win and Linux platform.Additional packages are available too.
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    It is an application for Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones that allows you to connect to other BluetunA users in range and share music recommendations. Mobile music, metadata sharing, Bluetooth applications, proximity-based interactions, social awareness
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    MumboJumbo is a Java applet that will allow you to play sound files in your web pages without requiring your users to download extra plugins.
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    Do you pay for ring tones on your cellphone? Well the idea here is to make a web based application for all platforms that can be used to upload your own music and convert it from .mp3 format to ring tone format and send it to your phone in a text message
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