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Verizon serves up in-house Push Email solution  If yesterday’s iPhone 3G announcement, complete with full Exchange and MobileMe mini-exchange support wasn’t enough to sway you from your existing Verizon contract, all isn’t lost. Verizon has just announced RemoSync, which amounts to a push email solution for Enterprise users. The new Get-it-now application allows users to send and receive email, access Outlook contacts, [...] [..] |
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AT&T finally offers iPhone plan for deaf and hard of hearing 
There has been a community of people clamoring for this for months now, but AT&T sure took its sweet time. Better late than never though, right? AT&T has just announced an iPhone plan tailored towards those that are deaf or hard of hearing. The TAP, or Text Accessibility Plan, will run you $40, and includes unlimited [...] [..] |
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The real story behind the Verizon BlackBerry Storm OS?  I want to preface this by saying that the following statements are my opinions and hypotheses, and have not be confirmed nor denied by any of sources of mine or official contacts at either corporation. It should serve as a nice little “conspiracy theory,” though. Here’s the deal:
When we met with Verizon and RIM about [...] [..] |
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Verizon?s Touch Pro may not be neutered after all  Pure speculation here, no concrete confirmation, just a case of putting two and two together. Now that we have gotten the disclaimer out of the way, let’s see what we have uncovered about the much anticipated and much debated Verizon Wireless Touch Pro by HTC. A document leaked by Phone Arena in August shows that [...] [..] |
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The real reason the BlackBerry Storm doesn?t have Wi-Fi or tri-band HSDPA  You might have guessed it, but the reason is Verizon! We confirmed this a little while back with one of our really top-level sources (you know who you are!) and they did, in fact, confirm our suspicions — Verizon said hell to the no, we don’t play that up in here! Now, before the flamewars [...] [..] |
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Verizon to Issue Samsung i770 and Palm 800w in Q3; More  Any Verizon customers out there getting close to an upgrade and curious as to what smartphones might be coming to the carrier this Summer? Look no further as Engadget Mobile has gotten their hands on some internal slides that contain info you may find of interest. Hit the read link and dig through the slides [...] [..] |
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