IBM Debuts Smartphone Application For Wimbledon
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In a bid to lure Tennis enthusiasts at Wimbledon, IBM has unveiled a new smartphone application that would help fans to follow all the action at Wimbledon using their mobile handsets, which the company claimed would revolutionise the manner people access details at sporting events. The new Wimbledon Seer application, which runs on Android-powered handset, presents real-time statistics as well as updates from social networking platform Twitter, including players'...
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