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AT&T Wireless’ war against Verizon was dealt a blow when a judge denied the company’s request for a restraining order barring Verizon from airing their “There’s a Map for That” ads that highlight AT&T’s truly pathetic 3G coverage.  AT&T is furious over the new ad campaign, insisting it is misleading… Continue Reading »

Sprint has announced it will begin offering a mobile broadband equipped Dell Inspiron Mini 10 in select markets across the country.  The netbook is similar to those already offered by Verizon and AT&T and comes with a built in EVDO Rev.A wireless service. It weighs just over 2.5lbs, offers a… Continue Reading »

Pantech and AT&T kick off the holiday line up of quick messaging phones with the release of the sleek slider Reveal.  One of the only phones I am aware of that has both number keys and qwerty keys always active, the Reveal is destined to become a hit with the… Continue Reading »

Digi has announced their launch of a mobile hotspot 3G router, the Digi TransPort WR44.  This router will include Wi-Fi capabilities, GPS functionality as well as security features that promise to keep your data safe.  The router is designed for businesses that work in the transportation and sales industries or… Continue Reading »

Welcome back to InterrupTech.  Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry.  We cover wireless power, Google Android all over CTIA, Verizon joins up with Google Voice, doubleTwist becomes a serious iTunes competitor, and Flash on every phone except the iPhone. Continue Reading »

The Android-based myTouch 3G has not even been available for a full two months, however that has not stopped T-Mobile from slashing the price.  I guess T-Mobile has finally realized that the $199 price tag was a little higher than many were willing to pay.  That said, I am not… Continue Reading »

On Friday, T-Mobile became the only carrier to have any sort of HSPA+ network in the United States.  The new network allows for data connections of up to 21 Mbps downloading and 5.75 Mbps uploading.  Those are theoretical numbers, which represent the peak, so actual numbers are likely to be… Continue Reading »

Just yesterday we saw the announcement in regards to how the Plastic Logic ebook reader will be used with the Barnes and Noble Bookstore.  Of course, at the time there was still some key information that was not yet available—namely which service provider would be handling the connectivity. Well, for… Continue Reading »

I’m not sure if there is a phobia for being afraid of not being connected, but I know some people who definitely fit that definition.  In fact, they hate going anywhere that prevents them from checking their email, surfing the web, or talking via IM.  With the right equipment, it… Continue Reading »

Having 3G access on a computer is a wonderful thing; being able to have internet connectivity almost everywhere you go is a blessing for many people.  However, sometimes paying $60 or more every month can be daunting, especially if you don’t use it all the time.  Virgin Mobile is coming… Continue Reading »