Cellular South Will Become C Spire Wireless
Sep 23, 2011 android, carriers, phones, smartphone
C Spire Wireless will officially launch operations on Monday, September 26, as the nation’s first and only wireless provider to introduce personalized wireless services. By recognizing that customers are individuals with their own interests and wireless needs, the company, formerly Cellular South, will offer unique and game-changing products and services that adapt to customers, understand who they are and are designed just for them.
“We have entered a new era in wireless – an era centered on
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Verizon Revealed Samsung LTE Mobile Hotspot, Novatel LTE modem
Mar 29, 2011 carriers, data, phones
Today, Verizon just annnounced two of their newest LTE-enabled network devices. Those 2 devices are the Verizon USB551L modem is made by Novatel and the Samsung 4G LTE Wireless Network on Dec. 5′>4G LTE Mobile Hotspot. We have heard the Samsung 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot yesterday. And now, we are looking at the Novatel USB551L modem.
The USB551L modem is a standard USB data-spliff modem that would connect your Windows or Mac-based machine to get Verizon LTE network. Both
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Apple iPhone 3GS industrial design patent secured by Apple
Apr 13, 2010 accessories, carriers, internet, latest
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A draw of things can be patented these years, including industrial designs. And, when it comes to industrial design, Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) tends to lead the face pack with slip, emotive products that just beg to be bought. To protect them from organism copied willy-nilly, Apple sought to protect their designing ideas by filing for patents from the US Patent and Trademark Office in mid-2009. Those patent requests have been granted by the USPTO today,
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AT&ere;T tops 3G speeding trial
Feb 24, 2010 carriers, phones, sprint, verizon
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It looks like AT&T (NYSE: T)’s meshwork upgrades are paying off, as the aircraft carrier’s 3G meshwork bested Sprint (NYSE: S), T-Mobile (New York Stock Exchange: DT), and Verizon (New York Stock Exchange: VZ) in PCWorld’s 13-metropolis mobile information test.
The reputation said AT&ere;T’s download speeds were 67 percent faster on norm than its competitors, with an norm download speeding of 1410 kbps and 773 kbps upload. This is a major turnabout for AT&ere;T because it
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HTC Magic for Vodafone follow-up
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The HTC Magic from Vodafone is the second Android(INFO) gimmick to smash the market, following on from the T-Mobile G1 (also made by HTC). The Magic is of a similar design to the white version of the G1, but loses the older French telephone’s QWERTY keyboard, in favour of an on-blind answer. The Magic also comes pre-loaded with Android’s new ‘Cupcake’ microcode update, adding features such
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Tags: 3gsm, android, android os, carriers, cupcake, htc magic, review, vodafone
Communist China Mobile Ophone hopes
Oct 9, 2009 3g, applications, consumer electronics, mobile, phones
“Communist mobile_to_invest_10_one_thousand_million_on_rural_gsm_reporting_in_next_three_days.html’ title=’China Mobile to invest one thousand million on rural GSM reporting in next three days’>China Mobile yesterday launched its own mobile headphone operating system that can documentation its homegrown 3G standard. It’s a significant relocation by the earth’s biggest wireless attack aircraft carrier aimed at driving up manipulation of its 3G services by expanding French telephone portfolios.”
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Samsung i7500 Cleared Federal Communications Commission Approval with T-Mobile River Network Support
Sep 28, 2009 3g, android, applications, mobile
Releasing soon in Europe next month, the new Samsung i7500 Android smartphone has just been found in FCC gimmick database. The approval has also included T-Mobile network band, indicating a possible release on T-Mobile River network soon.
Tthe Samsung I7500 offers a 5 megapixel camera with light-emitting diode Flash. The big 3.2“ AMOLED exhibit ensures the brilliant mental representation of photos and videos and reduces the battery might due to the
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LG Bliss available from U.S. Cellular
LG Electronics MobileComm U.S.A., Inc. (LG Mobile Phones) and U.S. Cellular today announced the all new LG BlissTM available to customers in early September. Equipped with a large 3” touch blind, Bluetooth engineering, 2.0 megapixel photographic camera and camcorder, music role player and microSD port with 16GB support, all in a sleek, rounded design, LG Bliss will be sure to capture everyone’s attention.
LG Bliss is a full touching screen device with a full QWERTY onscreen keyboard,
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Rogers to Offer 6GB Data Plan for Android Launch?
Feb 8, 2012 rumor
Here’s a quick Carl Rogers (New York Stock Exchange: RCI)’ rumour for the Canadians out there acquiring geared up for Android. Rumor has it that Carl Rogers may crack a 6GB information architectural plan for $30 per month. The plan would basically be identical to the 1 offered to new iPhone customers on Carl Rogers backrest when the iPhone 3G launched. The architectural plan was a big function of the launching achiever north of the
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