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Verizon Wireless officially announces the Samsung Omnia  We showed you some spy shots and leaked both the release date and the pricing - now it is time to put an end to these pre-launch rumors and let Verizon have its turn. On Tuesday, Verizon Wireless officially announced the Samsung Omnia. Confirming what we had already leaked, the Samsung Omnia will be available [...] [..] |
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Verizon and AT&T BlackBerry BIS down?  Anyone having trouble out there? We’ve been getting a ton of tips all morning reporting that Verizon and AT&T BIS users are not receiving email. Problems seems to have started around 9:00 AM.
UPDATE: T-Mobile too!
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Verizon?s BlackBerry Storm challenge hits San Francisco, 100 Storms given away  We just got a first hand report that Verizon is setting up a BlackBerry Storm challenge in San Francisco. Here is the deal… in Justin Hermann Plaza in downtown San Francisco, Verizon has setup what you see above. It?s a BlackBerry Storm challenge station consisting of a giant plastic box that shoots air from the [...] [..] |
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| Another Verizon / BlackBerry outage? Anyone out there having issues? We’ve got a flood of tips that came in this morning about Verizon BIS problems…How’s it working for you?
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Leaked document hints at a release date for the Verizon Wireless Samsung Omnia  A document leaked by VZW E, a well known tipster over at Howard Forums details the training dates of some upcoming Verizon Wireless smartphones. The Blackberry Storm and Touch Diamond were mentioned in a previous leak of training information but this information about the Samsung Omnia is new. Rumored to be coming to Verizon in [...] [..] |
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Verizon's New Growth Business: Travel Advice  Verizon Wireless has figured out a new use for their "test men," (and women) who drive around the country checking up on the telco's wireless network. It's turning them into tour guides. [..] |
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Verizon?s Palm Centro gets ready to make an appearance  The Centro, Palm’s little handset that could, is getting ready to make its Verizon debut. Beginning Friday June 13th, the phone will be available through all of Verizon’s retail channels, and should run you $369 outright, $339-$70 MIR with a 1-year contract, and $269-$70 MIR on a 2-year bid. We’re also being told that there [...] [..] |
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BlackBerry Storm goes into TA (technical acceptance) at Verizon, delayed 3-4 weeks  Here’s our latest info on the BlackBerry Storm and the fate of the device on Verizon’s network: it just went into technical acceptance at Verizon which usually takes around 3-4 weeks, and the device has been delayed internally by around 3-4 weeks while they work out the kinks (read: buggy and unresponsive) and polish it [...]
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We just got a screen cap of the product inventory screen from a Verizon tipster. It shows that the BlackBerry Thunder, which we’ve all been reporting as a 9500-series device is correct. The specfic model — you guessed it — is the BlackBerry 9530 for Verizon. Would it be any other way? We were also [...]
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Another baffling move by the FCC: According to a Reuters report, it will likely decide today that it's not okay for phone companies like Verizon (VZ) to try to keep customers who are di [..]
Last we heard, Verizon Wireless was planning on charging customers extra to use its forthcoming, "open" cellphone network, which will work with any compatible, approved gadget -- not just [..]
