With almost a billion mobile internet users every year, and with a lot more ISPs starting to offer unlimited internet options to their mobile users, the favorite way for a lot of people to access the internet is on their mobile phone. In fact, research has shown that in some countries over 70% of internet users only access the internet via the mobile phone. The problem, however, is that as the mobile field starts to get more competitive, and as a lot more people are adapting to new smartphone technology and as a result using the internet more often, it can be very difficult to enjoy your mobile internet experience.

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Hope everyone is doing well.

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Enjoy .

Don’t forget to spend time with family.

Google wave was killed over last year due to it being quite unsuccessful.

But no one really knew if that meant if the service was truly dead, well now it is.

Google says;

January 31st, 2012 all Google waves will go read only, and on April 30th, 2012 Google wave will officially disappear from the Internet.

So you have a few months to use the service and of backup your data before its permanently lost.

That is…if anyone hasn’t already switched over to Google Buzz/plus.