exInfo

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Last Update: 2013-04-18

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exInfo is a small J2ME mobile application for sharing status information, somewhat like many social networks provide it. However, unlike other systems, exInfo uses EXOS to exchange data and authenticate your buddies, so privacy is guaranteed.

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