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PayPal Mobile 3.0 for iPhone announced
Newsbrief by Todd Haselton on Tuesday October 26, 2010.
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Today PayPal announced its latest application for iPhone users, version 3.0. PayPal Mobile 3.0 lets merchants send deals and promotions to customer's phones based on their locations. Customers can then purchase goods using PayPal or BlingTag from Bling Nation using their PayPal for iPhone 3.0 app. The service is launching as a beta in San Francisco first.
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