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By Michael Oryl on Friday November 20, 2009
We spent a few minutes photographing Verizon's new BlackBerry Curve 8530, a new smartphone that goes on sale today.
By Brian James Kirk on Thursday November 19, 2009
A federal judge has denied AT&T's request to have the Verizon Wireless "There's a map for that" ad campaign pulled off the air. AT&T says the ads are misleading.
By Brian James Kirk on Thursday November 19, 2009
Verizon Wireless has announced the Casio G'zOne Rock, a rugged clamshell handset built for outdoor explorers. A suite of apps give access to a compass, GPS, pedometer, and more.
By Brian James Kirk on Wednesday November 18, 2009
Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu says that Verizon Wireless is likely to launch a webOS-powered Palm smartphone in 2010, possibly as early as the first half of the year.
By Brian James Kirk on Wednesday November 18, 2009
Verizon is providing Social Beat free to customers who own any of more than 20 different feature phones. The social networking application gives access to Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and more.
By Brian James Kirk on Tuesday November 17, 2009
Verizon Wireless said Monday that AT&T filed suit against its "There's a map for that" ad campaign because the ads are true and "the truth hurts."
By Michael Oryl on Monday November 16, 2009
Today Samsung announced that in 2010 it will release a 3G capable version of its CDMA-based UbiCell, a femtocell device for improving coverage inside of homes and small businesses.
By Brian James Kirk on Monday November 16, 2009
AT&T has published a public document to address Verizon's recent "There's a map for that" ad campaign that says AT&T's 3G network covers a much smaller portion of the U.S.
By Michael Oryl on Friday November 13, 2009
Here's my quick and dirty look at the new HTC DROID ERIS for Verizon, a reworked version of the Sprint HTC Hero. The ERIS swaps some hardware keys for touch sensitive ones, but feels thinner and more sleek overall.
By Brian James Kirk on Monday November 09, 2009
Verizon Wireless is set to double its Early Termination Fee to $350 on November 15, while other carriers say they have no plan to raise the price of fees charged to subscribers to buy out their contract.
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