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T-Mobile launches BlackBerry 8820 
Right on schedule, T-Mobile USA has dropped the BlackBerry 8820. This Wi-Fi enabled handset sports GPS, a full QWERTY keyboard, microSD slot, and a whole lot more. Features-wise, this thing isn’t a whole lot different from the 8820 that dropped on AT&T last Fall, but with support for T-Mobile’s Hotspot@Home UMA calling service, we’re sure [...] [..] |
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New Hidden Google Mobile Service Revealed  There is a new Google mobile service that Google doesn’t want you to know about. We’re not sure why they would keep it from you; it’s actually pretty cool. Google mobile "LCB" was uncovered by picking apart a publicly available file containing a list of all pages that crawlers shouldn’t be able to see. Essentially, [...] [..] |
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Sony Ericsson TM506 Announed; T-Mobile 3G Support  So you’re thinking to yourself, “ok so now I know which markets T-Mobile is deploying 3G in this year, but what about some new 3G handsets?” It’s a fair question and we’re glad you asked. Say hello to the latest handset to be announced by T-Mobile US, the Sony Ericsson TM506. It’s no G1 but [...]
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Virgin Mobile Finally Swoops Up Helio  After months of speculation and rumors of bankruptcy, Helio finally completed that deal with Virgin Mobile. For the better part of the year, forums, blogs, and news sites were aflame with SK Telekom’s restructuring at Helio, Earthlink’s decreasing role in its mobile venture, and Helio’s shrinking profits and customer base. VM then came along in [...]
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Mobile Users: Still Not That Into The Ads  Another year, another bevy of predictions over whether this is "the year" -- that mythic one when advertisers adopt the mobile phone. Here's a disturbing stat for the hopeful: Only 7% of [..] |
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| Samsung, partners push mobile TV Samsung and other vendors are demonstrating a pending mobile TV broadcasting standard that had been forecast for completion last year. MacWorld [..] |
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| Spring Mobile följer trenden Per-Arne Sandström, ny styrelseordförande i Spring Mobile och före detta vice koncernchef och operativ chef på Ericsson. [..] |
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Skyfire hooks us up with 100 beta codes, mass chaos ensues  If you haven’t been lucky enough to try out the awesome mobile browser that is Skyfire, now is your chance. We’ve got 100 beta codes which will give you immediate access to either the Windows Mobile or Symbian clients. In our usage, the Symbian version smokes the Windows Mobile version, but that might just be [...]
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| This Portable NES Is Legit, Works [Fc Mobile] It's not "legit" in that its licensed by Nintendo or anything, but since most of Nintendo's patents relating to the NES lapsed between 2003-2005, it is guaranteed to be lawsuit-free. This is the FC Mobile, a hand [..] |
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New GPhone Semi-Revealed? (GOOG)  We know that the first Gphone -- a mobile phone running on Google's Android operating system -- will come from handset-maker HTC, and will be available via T-Mobile this fall. We also have a pretty good idea of what it will look l [..] |
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One of Apple's (AAPL) biggest effects on the mobile industry: Now that AT&T (T) is subsidizing the iPhone 3G down to $199, competitors have cut their prices, too. If your phone isn't nearly as g [..]
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No. 4 U.S. wireless operator T-Mobile is finally launching its 3G, or "third-generation" wireless Internet service. It's starting today in New York City, and will roll out 3G access "in
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