Tag Archive for 'verizon'


Friday, Jun 1st 2007 by Chris Davies

Blimey, is there anything sexier than a slinky model cavorting in water?  I’m talking of course about Verizon Wireless’ latest oh-so-butch cellphone, the laughably named G’zOne Type-S, which not only has such standard fripperies as Bluetooth and a video-capable camera (albeit VGA resolution) but packs that into a casing that lives up to Military Standards [...]

Tuesday, May 1st 2007 by Eric Barr

If you’re like me, you never have an internet connection that’s fast enough. At 30 Mbps download speeds, Verizon’s FIOS fiber optic to the home network can deliver speeds that can satisfy the bandwidth needs of many an internet junky.
With a higher reported quarterly earning, Verizon has said it will be spending close to $18 [...]

Wednesday, Apr 25th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Vonage users and employees breathed a collective sigh of relief today. They have been granted a permanent injunction on a previous injunction that prevented the company from signing up further customers.

Wednesday, Apr 11th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Verizon customers will be happy to hear that they will soon be able to have unlimited text and picture messages, as well as VCast. Mind you, these things aren’t free, but the price isn’t bad.
You’ll only be looking at around $20 for a single line and $100 for family plans. Considering the cost of [...]

Wednesday, Apr 4th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

It’s a good day not to be a Verizon Wireless customer. If you signed up for their “Unlimited Data” plan, then you would expect to be able to surf the net to your heart’s content right? Wrong. As it turns out, “unlimited” really means “less than 5GB per month.”


Monday, Feb 5th 2007 by Chris Davies

Vincent got a bit light-headed when he saw the OQO Model 2, and there’s no doubting that it looks like it could be the perfect machine for the mobile warrior.  The convenience of a UMPC with the benefit of a slide-out keyboard for pecking out the odd email makes for a heady combination.

Well, I fear [...]

Sunday, Jan 28th 2007 by Chris Davies

Ah, the MotoRazr MAXX: 3.6Mbps HSDPA, class 10 EDGE, sleek design… but what about a US release?  As Crave point out sadly, there’s no word on any American carrier supporting the handset.  And yet a flicker of hope emerges, courtesy of Howard Forums, with what appears to be some promotional material for the MotoRazr MAXX [...]

Tuesday, Nov 7th 2006 by Chris Davies

Some YouTube news for you now, seeing as how I know that their $1.65bn buy-out makes them all the more alluring.  First off, there’s the news that Verizon are close to negotiating a deal to feature YouTube videos as part of their Verizon Wireless “V Cast” service.  While it’s unknown whether access to the YouTube [...]

Saturday, Oct 7th 2006 by Chris Davies

Sometimes I do think we get so blinded by NEW! SHINY! GADGET! that we forget something is… well, not very attractive at all.  Perhaps I’m the only one to think it, but Verizon’s much leaked Communicator 9900 - which has been whipping the QWERTY-lovers into a creamed madness this past week or so - doesn’t [...]

Wednesday, Aug 30th 2006 by Vincent Nguyen

Looks like Novatel isn’t the only kid on the block to release a new device for Revision A EV-DO and HSDPA network. Sierra Wireless is releasing an EV-DO Revision A devices later this year and a HSDPA early next year. The AirCard 595U is for CDMA network – such as Sprint and Verizon. [...]


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