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Aug 3 2006

PeerBox brings “legal” P2P to the phone

With the proliferation of 3G bandwidth, mobile P2P (at least on the downstream) becomes an interesting proposal — especially if you can make it happen without all manner of lawyer types using LBS to track you down.
Nareos’ PeerBox client, available in Java and S60 flavors, looks to keep you legal by using m2any’s audio [...]

Apr 15 2006

Nareos To Bring P2P File Sharing To Mobile Phones

It appears that Cell phones have now taken another giant leap to act more as PC’s by introducing Peer-To-Peer file sharing. Nareos has developed a P2P application called PeerBox which enables users to download files on their mobile devices while sharing with others.
This brand however of Peer-to-Peer networking promises not to be [...]

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