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Verizon Wireless has just put up its pre-order page for the Samsung Galaxy S4. You can now pre-order the Galaxy S4 on Verizon starting at $199.99 for the 16GB model with a 2-year contract. As we mentioned yesterday, … [Read more...]
Verizon just put up its landing page for the Samsung Galaxy S4. The landing page doesn't say much, other than the Galaxy S4 will be arriving on the carrier "soon." Customers who are interested to hear when can enter … [Read more...]
Cable television is kind of a mess when it comes to the fees providers pay for channels. Companies like Verizon, Time Warner and Comcast do pay for the right to broadcast some channels individually, but what happens a … [Read more...]
If you think data on your cloud storage system is private, you are wrong. In fact, all the data you store on your cloud storage including pictures, emails and files is likely being searched for illegal content like … [Read more...]
My fellow Internet users, today marks the day, after much delay that the Six Strikes System (also known as the Copyright Alert System) goes into effect. Over the course of the next several days, participating ISP's … [Read more...]
T-Mobile's new CEO is a boss (in more ways than one). John Legere ripped the entire mobile industry at CES during his Q&A session. PC Mag had the responses and let me say, these responses are great, you can't make … [Read more...]
Verizon recently updated its FiOS Mobile app with an awesome feature that has been missing: the ability to watch live TV on your iPad. I spent the better part of yesterday playing around with the new update to the FiOS … [Read more...]
I recently ran an Internet speed test, the results came back and reaffirmed that I am in fact receiving the speeds I'm paying for with my Verizon FiOS connection. I pay for 75Mbps download and 35Mbps upload and as you … [Read more...]
The date was January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs had just made (arguably) one of Apple's most important keynotes in its history and at the same time laid the ground work for what would develop into one of the biggest computing … [Read more...]
BGR reports that Sprint may have secured exclusivity of the iPhone 5 leaving AT&T and Verizon with the watered down iPhone 4S. Is this true? I find it hard to believe. According to the article, Sprint would be … [Read more...]
As much as I know the word “unlimited” is really over-used in marketing and advertising, I really must admit that I do like the concept of not being tied down to fixed limits with services that I subscribe to. Of … [Read more...]
When it comes to the various sub-sections of the general technology industry, the single most interesting market that I’m following right now is hands-down the mobile industry. Sometimes it really is a bit of a … [Read more...]
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