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AT&T Coverage Map

Video: Fustrated AT&T Customer Makes His Own Coverage Commercial… Verizon Couldn’t Ask For Better Publicity

February 17, 2010

I wouldn’t call this your classic Verizon vs. AT&T  “Map” commercial, however, the message is clear.
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Verizon Brings Skype Mobile To BlackBerry And Android

February 16, 2010

Earlier today at Mobile World Congress 2010, Verizon announced that it has partnered with Skype and will be bringing Skype Mobile to various Verizon BlackBerry and Android devices in March.
Skype Mobile Features Include:

Make and receive unlimited Skype-to-Skype voice calls to any Skype user around the globe on America’s most reliable wireless network;
Call international phone numbers [...]

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BlackBerry Curve 8330

Has Verizon Stopped Selling The Most Popular BlackBerry Ever?

February 15, 2010

Has Verizon stopped selling the BlackBerry Curve 8330?  The device no longer appears to be on the Verizon Wireless website.  All things must come to an end, however, we didn’t expect to end of the best selling BlackBerry model ever to be upon us.
[Via BerryReview]

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Verizon Pits BlackBerry Storm 2 vs. iPhone In “Big Red” Commercial

February 5, 2010

It’s no big deal for Verizon to tout the strength of their network versus that of AT&T, however, we haven’t actually seen them do it with the BlackBerry Storm2 directly against the iPhone before.

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Palm Pixi Plus And Palm Pre Plus Now Available From Verizon

January 25, 2010

Both the Palm Pixi Plus and the Palm Pre Plus are available on Verizon’s website.  The devices will cost you $99.99 and $149.99, respectively, both after a $100 online rebate with a 2-year plan.
I personally am very interested to see how these WebOS devices fair on Verizon as compared to Sprint as well as their [...]

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BlackBerry Tour 2 9650 Found In Verizon Inventory System

January 9, 2010

It doesn’t look like it will be very long before Verizon launches the BlackBerry Tour 2 9650.  They don’t generally put skew information of new devices into their inventory system that they don’t intend sell in the foreseeable future…
[Via CrackBerry]

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BlackBerry Curve 8530 Accessories Make Their Way Into Verizon Stores

November 11, 2009

We don’t expect that it will be too long before the Verizon BlackBerry Curve 8530 gets officially announced seeing how accessories for the device are already starting to appear in Verizon stores.
[Via CrackBerry]

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Almost Thought For Minute That Verizon Wasn’t Going To Lock The Droid Down

November 3, 2009

I’ll be the first one to say how much I love Verizon’s network and pretty much recommend it to anyone who travels and / or needs to know that they are going to get a strong signal pretty much everywhere and never drop calls.
I will also say that all the crap that Verizon installs on [...]

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Should RIM Be Worried About Android? Investors Certainly Appear To Be

November 2, 2009

If you go back to the the latter part of September, Research in Motion’s stock price (ticker RIMM) was over $88 per share.  At the time of this posting the price is down below $56.  A Large chunk of this decline was because of poorer than expected Q2 fiscal 2010 earnings where the stock price [...]

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