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Carriers go about this in different ways. Helio first built a WAP front-end in early 2006, then released a dedicated, standalone application with increased functionality in 2007. at&t (then Cingular) built a generic Java application that more or less tries to replicate the Helio experience - but it delivers less functionality and users incur a monthly charge. It looks like Rogers is using a Java application, too - it might even be the same one originally built for at&t.]]>Aug 25th 2007 5:18PMhttp://mobile.engadget.com/2007/08/25/rogers-gets-down-with-myspace-mobile/http://mobile.engadget.com/2007/08/25/rogers-gets-down-with-myspace-mobile/Aug 25th 2007 3:56PM