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Why did Mobile ESPN fail and discuss what could have been done differently.

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Why did Mobile ESPN fail and discuss what could have been done differently.

There are several reasons why Mobile ESPN failed. Some people refer to the known technical such as the fact that the phone was slow because 3G networks were not built to perform the capabilities of the phone. Also, the battery life was not so good due to the impressive graphics, ...

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