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Haptic touchpad messaging phone from Pantech launches on AT&T

by JG Mason on Nov 20, 2009 at 07:09 AM

Pantech’s new Impact is now officially part of the AT&T line up today according to Pantech.  The quick messaging device features a haptic touchpad that side flips to reveal a long qwerty keyboard.  The phone will sell for $99 after rebates and contracts. Remember haptic feedback?  When users press on… Continue Reading »

Speedy Android smartphone announced with Snapdragon processor

by JG Mason on Nov 19, 2009 at 08:11 AM

Sony Ericsson announced their first Google Android based phone yesterday, the XPERIA X10.  The phone sticks with the Xperia slide out qwerty form factor but offers up a new user experience laid on top of Android.  Sony Ericsson showed off a non-retail prototype with an expected release date in Q1… Continue Reading »

Samsung Go netbook heading to AT&T, available as of November 22

by Robert Nelson on Nov 16, 2009 at 08:04 AM

I cannot stress one device enough—a MiFi. They allow you to take a 3G connection with you and share it with up to 5 devices at any time and they can be found with Verizon Wireless and Sprint. That said, there must be something to these 3G-enabled netbooks because the… Continue Reading »

Verizon phones may be designed to incite accidental data usage

by Shawn Ingram on Nov 13, 2009 at 07:01 PM

We all know that Verizon Wireless, and all other cellular carriers mainly exist to make a profit.  They are all companies with many, many customers, after all.  It might be, however, that at least some of their revenue is coming from accidental data usage from customers with no data plans. … Continue Reading »

Black Friday 2009: Walmart’s Black Friday Blackberry deals leaked

by Sue Walsh on Nov 12, 2009 at 05:44 PM

Walmart’s Black Friday deals on BlackBerry smartphones have been leaked.  The big box retailer plans to offer the AT&T Curve 8310 for free and the Bold 9000 for $78.88. Sprint’s Curve 8330 will also be offered for free while T-Mobile’s Curve 8520 and its Pearl 8120 Black Emerald have a… Continue Reading »

Walmart Shoppers: Buy a BlackBerry between November 14-21 and get a $100 gift card

by Robert Nelson on Nov 11, 2009 at 07:11 AM

Anyone looking to pick up a BlackBerry in the next week or so may want to listen up for a minute. It seems that Walmart is going to be offering a $100 gift card to anyone who purchases a BlackBerry between November 14 and November 21. Of course, just like… Continue Reading »

AT&T now offering “with Canada” wireless calling plans

by Robert Nelson on Nov 9, 2009 at 05:31 PM

AT&T has just announced a few more available calling plans, or more specifically two more calling plans—each of which will be beneficial to those who are calling Canada on a regular basis. The new plans are denoted as “with Canada” and include the Nation with Canada and FamilyTalk with Canada… Continue Reading »

Rumor: White BlackBerry Curve 8900 headed to AT&T

by Robert Nelson on Nov 6, 2009 at 03:25 PM

It looks like AT&T users may soon have one more BlackBerry to choose from, that is assuming we can believe the latest rumor. Sadly, though aside from the above image there are little to no details as to when this is expected to be available. Price wise, it would be… Continue Reading »

Dell Mini 3iX makes the required FCC appearance, AT&T 3G support and Wi-Fi get confirmed

by Robert Nelson on Nov 6, 2009 at 07:31 AM

FCC listings are always a nice way to get an advance look at what we can expect to see product wise, and this latest listing is not any different. The listing is for the Mini 3iX smartphone, which is the upcoming Android based handset from Dell. Of course, even though… Continue Reading »

Droid’s dirty little secret - no monkey business?

by JG Mason on Nov 3, 2009 at 10:10 AM

We knew it was too good to be true.  We knew Verizon couldn’t keep it’s mitts off the phone and tweak something to make it less fun. The good news is unlike most of Verizon’s disabled phone, this one can be fixed by throwing money at it.  $15 per month… Continue Reading »

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