the samsung a970 is out today for $299.99 after rebate
The Samsung a970 is available today in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and participating Best Buy locations. Customers can purchase the Samsung SCH-a970 for $299.99 after a $50.00 mail in rebate and two-year customer agreement. TransFlash memory cards are sold at participating retailers, including Best Buy locations.
Bluetooth and BMW compatibility
9800 v A970
Verizon Bluetooth Phones, Infiniti M35 and Palm Tungsten E2
LG8100 or LG9800???
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Text Message Question
IN Text means? It's right above Domestic Text. Then shows the number sent and received. Would this be International?
Asking becasue its on my bill that I sent 1 IN Text but I don't know anyone internationally.
Thanks
Look what I found about the Nokia 6256i...
3rd Quarter Results: Predictions for All Major Carriers...
National Cariers
* Verizon Wireless: 1.95 million customers net added
* Sprint-Nextel: 1.3 million
* Cingular: 900k
* T-Mobile: 800k
Regionals:
* Alltel (CDMA): 117k customers added (net)
* U.S. Cellular (CDMA): 110k
* Suncom (GSM): -5k (net customers lost)
* Cincinnati Bell (GSM): -3k (net customer loss)
Anyone think those numbers will be far off? I myself have a hard time believeing VZW will more than DOUBLE Cingy in net adds, but they will probably come close. Should be interesting when everyone reports over the next couple of weeks. ๐
razr for vzw
I think I know way the delay for Nokia 6256i
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IS THIS THE WEEK HISTORY WILL BE MADE?????
Samsung Blade SCH-740
Question on BT headsets available through Verizon
Thanks in advance,
Mary
Jabra BT500 Headset
LG 9800 pic id front LCD
I just upgraded to the 9800 today and have begun my 15 day trial before i go with the 8100!! ๐คฃ
Qualcomm screwed you guys
Verizon can keep the advantage up for the next few years based on coverage but eventually, something will have to be done about technology limitations.
I think it's time for Verizon to play hardball with Qualcomm.
Anyone know anything about how Verizon will answer HSDPA when it becomes a serious threat in the future??