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Mobile technologies combined with power of 3G are ideal for making mission-critical data (voice, data, video, maps) available on-demand and on-site through mobile devices . Mobile government is going to be the mantra for new generation of civil servants

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Internal Revenue Service of United States government launches mobile application for tax payers
March 17, 2011. IRS2Go, a mobile applications for the smartphones is the latest effort of United State Government's Internal Revenue Service to provide information to taxpayers through newly developed technological outlets. The IRS also shares the latest information on tax changes, initiatives, products and services through popular social media channels such as YouTube and Twitter. For more information on IRS2Go or other new products, visit www.IRS.gov.

Mobile-ID will enable the Estonians to have electronic identification and a digital signature using a mobile phone
The ID, made available from 1st February to the citizens by Estonian Polic and Border Guard, will also enable citizens to exercise their votes during the elections using their mobile phones

The city of Santa Monica expands its reach to citizens through mGovernance application
February 7, 2011. The new mobile government application under the initiative "Government on the Go" is developed on Android platform and puts users of the latest smartphone directly in touch with government offices, letting them know exactly what's going on throughout the city.

Mobile application for Travel info added to the upgraded 511 New York system of state department of transport
January 25, 2011. A new free mobile device application that provides New Yorkers with up-to-the-minute information regarding traffic, transit and emergency service notifications as well as weather advisories added to the 511 NY system

Mobile Number Portability (MNP) induced market competition will keep the tarrif low despite increase in spectrum price - argues Indian minister of Communications and Information Technology
January 30, NEW DELHI: The government expects market competition and number portability to ensure reasonable tariff for subscribers despite the Centre's new policy of charging operators for additional spectrum and ushering an auction-based pricing.

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