should i stay or should i go?
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Anybody have an extra Viper laying around?
Lost Phone Question
Phone Exchange 15day
thanks
ANY WORD OR PICS ON THE VX 8700?
Shagadlk
T-Mob 4 Eva
By Kelly Hill
Story posted: January 25, 2007 - 1:40 pm EDT
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T-Mobile USA Inc. continued its run as the carrier with the best customer-service ratings by consumers, edging out other operators for the fifth year in a row in J.D. Power and Associates’ semi-annual survey.
Verizon Wireless scored second place with a ranking of 101 to T-Mobile USA’s 107, followed by Alltel Corp. with 99. Alltel came in just above the industry average of 98. Cingular Wireless L.L.C. generated an index score of 94, and Sprint Nextel Corp. limped in last with 92.
J.D. Power also found that customers who speak to actual service representatives are much more satisfied th...
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Phone Echo
Samsung A930
Are all verizon reps stupid?
How do you power up a cell...
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Samsung SCH-A850 screen question
how many numbers do you guys have saved in your phone???
Chris
G'zOne Type S
Q4 Predictions for the Red Empire
2.3 mil net adds
1.1 churn (.95 postpay)
I wont speculate on the rest.
EVDO Rev A v. Rev 0
MAXX has Bluetooth everything
Your phone currently supports the following Bluetooth Profiles:
Headset
Handsfree
Dial Up Networking (DUN)
Serial Port Profile (SPP)
Advanced Audio Device Profile (A2DP - Stereo Bluetooth Profile)
OBEX profiles -- File transfer Profile (FTP) and Object Push Profile (OPP) for user-generated content (image and video), and vCard (OPP Only)
http://direct.motorola.com/Hellomoto/nss/include/sup ... »
Will 'unlocked' cellphones free consumers?
Posted 1/24/2007 8:43 AM ET
Marguerite Reardon for News.com
The major cellphone operators' hold on which devices U.S. consumers can use on their networks may be slipping as large manufacturers like Motorola and Nokia dabble in selling "unlocked" phones.
Up until recently, unlocked phones — handsets that can be used on multiple carrier networks — have been available only in "gray" markets where Americans have bought phones from overseas. Now manufacturers are selling them on their websites and through certain retail channels.
"Cellphones rank just behind keys when it comes to items that Americans don't leave home without," said Albert Lin, an analyst with American Technology Research. "And a...
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Problem with text messages!
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