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PayPal Bump Feature Coming To Android And BlackBerry

PayPal Bump Feature Coming To Android And BlackBerry

If you’re an avid PayPal user and don’t own an iPhone, you’re probably drooling over the recent inclusion of the Bump feature into the iPhone app. Well, there’s good news for you, as it seems that the company will be releasing Android and BlackBerry versions of the app soon, and the Bump feature should be integrated into those versions soon, making sure you should be able to send/receive money easily from your cell phone. There wasn’t any mention of Windows Mobile, but considering the current trend in mobile phones, it actually doesn’t come as too much of a surprise.

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    March 26, 2010 at 11:21 am

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