Filed in archive Concepts by tom on October 10, 2006

Vodafone has revealed plans to open its own virtual island in the online virtual world of Second Life. This is certainly an interesting idea, as the ability to link in-game world communication with the outside real world could be very interesting. The technology is not difficult, and is something I tested last year by integrating a second life object with a real-world premium SMS text service.

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