CtCardinals78
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Nice, thanks!PM me when it's time. I will square you away.
Nice, thanks!PM me when it's time. I will square you away.
Holy crap.
This phone is more awesome than I has envisioned.
The only knock I have is that I used Outlook Notes all the time on my Blackberry and it auto-sync'd with my MS Exchange account.
Droids do not.
This may be a problem with me.
Ladies and Gentleman, unlimited smartphone data from AT&T is a thing of the past. Or at least it will be as of June 7th. Starting that day, AT&T will introduce two new data plans to replace its current $30 unlimited smartphone plan. Without a bunch of preamble and crying over the changes, here’s the skinny on the plans that AT&T says will make it possible for “more affordable for more people to enjoy the benefits of the mobile Internet.”
Verizon will be right behind.
Anytime...... you need to give it up on your pimping out of your employer verizon. Obviously everyone is entitled to their own opinion and not everyone shares the same deep love and passion for verizon that you evidently have, although something tells me this also has to do with the name on your paycheck
What exactly happened? In most cases we are committed to a common solution.I love my Iphone and just ended a bad experience with Verizon. I will stay with AT&T even if Verizon gets the Iphone. My plan was to switch to Verizon when they got the Iphone, but no more. They have shown their true colors. Verizon is great customer service until you really you really need them. If you want to pimp Verizon because you work for them, go for it. But not everyone agrees and it is our money and our choice to make. I have made mine. This whole thread is you pimping Verizon. I love my Iphone.
What exactly happened? In most cases we are committed to a common solution.
How about you PM me the details to keep it private. I can actually look and see what happened. And I promise to give you a non-powder-puff answer.
And of course I am pimping them.... I have a pile of proof that they are better. lol
Nothing wrong with that.
No thanks, I am done with them. You think they are better, I don't. Your pile of proof means nothing to me. I have my own opinion. You have yours It is no better than mine, I am just more objective since I don't work for them, or pimp for them. I am cool with my Iphone and service.
What exactly happened? In most cases we are committed to a common solution.
How about you PM me the details to keep it private. I can actually look and see what happened. And I promise to give you a non-powder-puff answer.
And of course I am pimping them.... I have a pile of proof that they are better. lol
Nothing wrong with that.
Verizon Landline and Verizon Wireless are to completely separate companies.....
With that being said, I have a few personal things that happened to me that made me refuse to shop or give someone my business.
I understand that.
I'm talking about wireless
Hey, when is Verizon going to get Windows Phone 7 phones?
This is what I'm holding out for.
No clue.... I would think the newest phones will be out by September. Unfortunately, VZW has made a huge tactical mistake with these KIN phones. Man do they suck. Windows seems to be building everything around them at the moment.
Once they decide to retreat, Windows 7 will follow IMO.
Do you have to have a Windows mobile phone for work??
Hey, when is Verizon going to get Windows Phone 7 phones?
This is what I'm holding out for.
"We increased both the graphics and processor performance by over 80 percent," Carlson said in a phone interview, adding that the new process along with chip design tweaks allowed TI to also lower power consumption between 30 percent and 50 percent, depending on what the user is doing.
TI also supplies the silicon that enables the built-in Wi-Fi hot spot, which allows the Droid X to connect up to five devices, much like the portable credit-card-size Verizon MiFi access point. This is a "killer" feature also found in a few newer high-end phones such as the HTC EVO 4G and obviates the need for a separate device like the Verizon MiFi.
Another marquee feature TI includes in its silicon is support for DLNA, or Digital Living Network Alliance, which enables the Droid X to stream video to a home consumer electronics device, such as a TV. "With a high-definition video recorder, HDMI output, and with wireless (DNLA) streaming directly from the device, this is going to change how these devices are used," Carlson said.