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| AT&T Pushes Another Useless Music Service We know why the wireless carriers are doing anything they can to get people to listen to music on their phones. And we're all for it. But AT&T's (T) latest music offering won't help.
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| New Verizon BlackBerry Storm commercial airs If that last ad left you wanting to punch the TV screen, this one should help calm you down a little bit. It doesn’t offer much in terms of new content, and the device sequence is obviously edited to make it look smoother, but all in all, it’s a pretty decent ad. Favorite line? “What [...] [..] |
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| RIM: Here's Our iPhone Clone, Finally (RIMM, AAPL) As promised, RIM has finally taken the wraps off the Storm, its iPhone clone. The BlackBerry version will go on sale via Verizon in the U.S. and Vodafone in the U.K. No pricing info yet, but the assumpt [..] |
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| Pricing and release info for Verizon?s Samsung Omnia You didn’t think we’d keep you in the dark for too long did you? Come on people, you should know your pals at BGR a little better than that by now. It has only been two days since we showed you the first live pics of Samsung’s sexy 5 megapixel touchscreen all dressed up in [...] [..] |
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| BT updates Home Hub Wi-Fi box with 802.11n Better security too?
BT has updated its hacker-vulnerable Home Hub wireless box, introducing support for 802.11n Wi-Fi and - perhaps more importantly - the WPA security technology enabled out of the box.
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| Big-City Muni Wi-Fi Dead, Urban Wireless Isn't The Times has finally run an elegy for municipal wi-fi networks, mostly rehashing facts we've known since last fall: Many ambitious citywide free/"affordable" Internet access projects haven't panned out because of techn [..] |
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| MetroPCS Misses Street On Sales, EPS (PCS) We already knew MetroPCS signed up a lot of subscribers during Q1 to its cheap, all-you-can-eat wireless service: Last month, the company said it attracted 452,000 net new subscribers during Q1 [..] |
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