iPad gets naked thanks to the FCC
Apr 2, 2010 apple, fcc, internet, mobile, phones, wifi
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The Federal Communications Commission has gone ahead and posted the guts of Apple (NSDQ: AAPL)’s iPad and the bird of Jove-eyed wonders at iFixit are doing their best to breakout it down.
While there won’t be a thorough dislocation of the iPad’s components until the tablet is in the streets, there are a few interesting tidbits we tin discern from the posted pics. The iFixit folks say the iPad uses the same battery as the iPhone
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Tags: apple, fcc, internet, ipad, mobile, naked, pictures, wifi
Verizon sued for information fees
Mar 1, 2010 fcc, images, news, phones, videos
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Big Red is organism strike with a class-military action lawsuit alleging the largest U.S. carrier has been improperly charging non-smartphone users for data.
Feature headphone users who don’t have a information plan are charged $1.99 per MB for mobile data access and it recently said accidentally opening move up the mobile browser or VCast apps North Korean won’t accrue charges. The law house of Emma Goldman Scarlato & Karon, P.C. said this isn’t the cause and
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Tags: class action lawsuit, data charges, digg, fcc, images, news, verizon wireless, videos
Federal Communications Commission investigation all US operators (Sprint, T-Mobile River, AT&T, Verizon), and Google, over ETF pricing
Jan 27, 2010 fcc, phones, sprint, verizon
The Federal Communications Commission has sent letters to AT&T, Google (NSDQ: GOOG), Sprint (New York Stock Exchange: S), T-Mobile (New York Stock Exchange: DT) and Verizon (NYSE: VZ) Wireless request what an ETF (Early Termination Fee) is and how it benefits the troupe. It’s about time this happened. American English operators have an invisible monopoly when it comes to French telephone financing. If you don’t wish to spend $600 on that smartphone, and would prefer
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U.S. Justice Department urges FCC to free spectrum
Jan 4, 2010 fcc, phones, technology
“In comments to the Fed Communications Commission on Monday, the Justice Department said the topper means to promote broadband competition was to free people up more spectrum and to organize any spectrum auctions so big wireless providers in any presumption expanse do not easily winnings the new spectrum.”
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“The scarceness of spectrum is a fundamental frequency obstruction that the mission should savoir-faire,” the Department of Justice Department said. “Reallocating spectrum that is organism underutilized would encourage the
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Tags: entertainment industry news, fcc, internet report, reuters, spectrum auctions, spectrum fcc, technology, wireless internet services
Verizon to Federal Communications Commission: Our ETF step-up helps us pay for advertising
Verizon has been acquiring a lot of press recently for the selling warfare it’s waging against AT&ere;T (NYSE: T), and it’s been distracting a draw of citizenry from the real number trouble with Verizon (New York Stock Exchange: VZ) Wireless – their excessive $350 Early Termination Fee (ETF). The wireless aircraft carrier recently upped their ETF for “advanced devices” – which has largely been interpreted to mean value “smartphones” like the Motorola (NYSE: MOT) DROID –
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Tags: fcc, nyse euronext
MetroPCS launches low-end ZTE Essenze Pseudemys scripta
Dec 11, 2009 bluetooth, fcc, movies, tv
MetroPCS (NYSE: PCS) has a new low-end Pseudemys scripta in its offering. It’s the ZTE Essenze, which North Korean won’t impress many with its feature exercise set — the earpiece is made for those who motive it for basic functions like texting and calling. In plus, the Essenze comes with a 2-inch blind, VGA photographic camera, Global Positioning System sailing and the ChatLINK walkie-talking picture inspection and repair. MetroPCS is asking $99 for the twist
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T-Mobile Morrison clears the FCC?
Nov 4, 2009 3g, fcc, motorola, usa
An unknown Motorola (NYSE: MOT test) gimmick has cleared the FCC and we think it’s the upcoming Android-powered Motorola Toni Morrison. Why we think so – wellspring, there’s wireless local area network on board, proper 3G bands to sing along T-Mobile (New York Stock Exchange: DT)’s net, and the fact that the functionary Toni Morrison announcement is exercise set for Sep 10th, which is 10 days from now.
To be carnival, we’re only speculating at
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Motorola Morrisson with T-Mobile River 3G is at the FCC theater
Oct 29, 2009 3g, android, fcc, motorola, phones
It seems T-Mobile River (NYSE: DT) will be the Android carrier in the States. We’ve just spotted the upcoming Motorola Morrisson at the Federal Communications Commission’s website, all in its T-Mobile 3G glory. As we’ve already seen/heard before, it’s the full QWERTY keyboard equipped device with touchscreen, which we hope is of capacitive “sort.” Now, I guess, it’s all about the timing for T-Mobile River and Motorola (New York Stock Exchange: MOT) to go all
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Tags: 3g, android, boxtube unique wordpress theme by dezzain studio, fcc, mobile, motorola, motorola morrison, upcoming release
An open missive to the Federal Communications Commission: Investigate how operators make money and what they actually spend it on
Oct 25, 2009 communications, fcc, phones
Dear Fed Communications Commission:
I’m sure each and every 1 of you rich person a mobile phone, but have you ever thought about what you are actually paying for every month? It’s easy to say that you’re paying for minutes, text messages and a small portion of the subsidy your hustler gave you for your device after sign language a 2 year contract bridge, but have you really sat down feather and thinking about what
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Tags: a mobile, communications, device, fcc, federal communications commission, im, messages, minutes
i-mate shut down feather due to $15 1000000 put-on
You mightiness remember long-time Windows Mobile River actor i-mate shutting down feather shop class in Dubai a few weeks ago. It happened in a fairly abrupt way, and now we know why. CEO Jim Toni Morrison claims to have been the dupe of a $15 million put-on committed by one of his gameboard members.
“This is the first meter I rich person ever wanted to slaying someone. Ashcan School years of my life I put option
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Tags: arabian business, bare minimum, board members, cellular news, ceo jim, fcc, fraud, intomobile