Black Friday Cell Phone Deals 2008
Added on 2008-11-25 09:06:00
by Marianne Schultz
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Black Friday is almost here and cell phone deals are already popping up. Check out our round-up, updated daily, of the best finds for every carrier and unlocked phones. Now is the perfect time to shop for a cell phone for that special someone on your gift list, or for yourself - we won't tell anyone! Go ahead, click on and start shopping!
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Black Friday Cell Phone Deals 2008
Added on 2008-11-25 09:06:00
by Marianne Schultz
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Black Friday is almost here and cell phone deals are already popping up. Check out our round-up, updated daily, of the best finds for every carrier and unlocked phones. Now is the perfect time to shop for a cell phone for that special someone on your gift list, or for yourself - we won't tell anyone! Go ahead, click on and start shopping!
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| Tags: Black, Friday, cell phone, deals, discounts, sale, phones, mobile, carrier, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, unlocked, Black, Friday, cell phone, deals, discounts, sale, phones, mobile, carrier, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, unlocked |
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Asustek to Manufacture Garmin Nuvifone?
Added on 2008-06-23 04:56:00
by Tanya Palta
 
Digitimes is reporting that Asustek Computer will manufacture the Garmin Nuvifone. Industry insiders claim that Asustek and Garmin have been together on this project for a while and Asus will offer RF technology expertise.
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Garmin Nuvifone Coming to AT&T?
Added on 2008-05-02 04:44:00
by Tanya Palta
Engadget Mobile managed to get their hands on a screenshot, which sheds some light on the much-anticipated Garmin Nuvifone. Looks like the phone will be sold via AT&T and would retail for $499.99 with a two-year contract. Some of the specs found on the phone include; a 3.5 touchscreen, GPS, 3MP camera and host of other multi-media features
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Phone outnumber people in Australia
Added on 2008-04-29 08:38:00
by Emily Price
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 According to the Australian Communications and Media Authority there are currently more mobile phones in Australia that there are people. The mobile phone count in the country is currently at 21.26 million with 4.5 of the handsets being 3G.
[via IntoMobile]
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Exclusive CTIA 2008 video (you won't see this anywhere else)
Added on 2008-04-01 16:34:00
by Mark Brezinski
 As promised, we're providing 110% coverage of CTIA 2008. To help fill that bonus 10%, we've managed to secure exclusive coverage from the show floor. We assure you: no other cell phone site is covering the show to the degree we are. Keep checking back for our ongoing coverage, and possibly more exclusive video previews.
Catch our coverage after the jump.
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CTIA 2008: 110% coverage
Added on 2008-03-31 12:59:00
by Mark Brezinski
 As you may or may not be aware, all of us at WirelessInfo are currently in Las Vegas for CTIA 2008. Since chances are that you, our readership, is not here, we are prepared to cover 110% of this year's show, in an effort to provide the most comprehensive coverage possible. Now, you might have simply written off that 110% as a clichéd hyperbole, but we meant what we said. Where, you may ask, will we dredge up that additional 10% of coverage? Pizza.
Confused? Read on -- if you dare.
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Poll: Should phones be allowed in-flight?
Added on 2007-07-16 14:01:00
by Randall Bennett
We wrote earlier about the European Aviation Safety Agency's program to allow phones to be used during flights, and the Telegraph in the UK has some pretty irate readers writing in to let them know they don't support talking while flying.
An informal poll of our office finds roughly the same result, although we wouldn't be opposed to data usage. What do you think though, should talking while flying be allowed?
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Cell phones on a plane!: Airbus gets approval in Europe
Added on 2007-06-19 14:28:00
by Randall Bennett
 Uh oh... European airline passengers' dreams of flying the quiet skies might be on their way out as AirBus just received approval for an on-board mobile phone system from the EASA, the European Aircraft Safety Agency (think FAA for Europe.) Apparently, the crew on each flight can set the system to only accept data transmissions (aka "Quiet mode") and everyone will just have to listen to thumb-board clicking, as opposed to the outright yapping of current public transit. Right now the system is only being rolled out in smaller aircraft designed for short-haul flights, so only an hour of annoyance instead of six.
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