As wireless carriers begin to subsidize computers that come with wireless Internet access, they’re faced with a quandary: What do they do if the buyer stops paying his bills?
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Archive for March, 2009
Unpaid bills? Good luck starting future laptops
Posted by Slash on March 31st, 2009Skype to launch service for iPhone, BlackBerry
Posted by Slash on March 30th, 2009Skype, the Internet telephone unit of eBay Inc, is planning to launch its service for iPhone users on Tuesday and for BlackBerry in May as part of its effort to expand beyond desktop computers.
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AT&T to sell iPhone without contract for $599
Posted by Slash on March 19th, 2009AT&T Inc. is going to start selling iPhones without requiring a two-year contract, but they will cost $400 more than those sold with contracts.
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Some cell phones to get live NCAA tourney games
Posted by Slash on March 18th, 2009March Madness is in the air. To be more specific, it s on airwaves that certain AT&T and Verizon Wireless phones can pick up, letting them show live NCAA basketball tournament games this season.
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Sirius XM Radio to stream to iPhone, iPod
Posted by Slash on March 12th, 2009Financially struggling Sirius XM Radio Inc. is planning to stream its subscription radio service to the iPhone and iPod Touch devices from Apple Inc. beginning this spring.
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Oklahoma, Utah lead in cell-only households
Posted by Slash on March 11th, 2009Trendy California isn’t a trendsetter when it comes to relying on cell phones. Surprisingly, Oklahoma and Utah lead in going wireless, according to federal estimates released Wednesday.
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Kindle for iPhone not the only e-book reader
Posted by Slash on March 9th, 2009Kindle for iPhone is excellent, but is by no means the only e-book reader available.
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Ring, ring: Florida state cell phones hard to find
Posted by Slash on March 5th, 2009Florida state agencies spent at least $17 million annually on more than 41,000 cell phones, air cards and PDAs, including Blackberries. But this report may only capture a fraction of the devices because Florida doesn’t currently have a way to track them.
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Setting the iPhone free from AT&T
Posted by Slash on March 4th, 2009As the exclusive U.S. carrier for the Apple iPhone, AT&T has had a lot to celebrate. Rivals hope to crash the party.
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Amazon unveils Kindle application for iPhone
Posted by Slash on March 4th, 2009You may not have the latest $359 Kindle electronic book reader from Amazon.com, but if you own an iPhone or iPod Touch, a new application will let you access the same content on your Apple device.
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