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Boopsie uses a multi-prefix search - which means you only have to type the first parts of words instead of the whole thing. So, searching Wikipedia for 'Desperate Housewives' is as easy as typing 'des hou'
Boopsie (BlackBerry) Boopsie (BlackBerry) is the fastest mobile search - period.
Every Letter Counts!
Boopsie uses a multi-prefix search - which means you only have to type the first parts of words instead of the whole thing. So, searching Wikipedia for 'Desperate Housewives' is as easy as typing 'des hou'