New iPhone firmware coming, Palm Treo Pro pre-order specials, Samsung recycling program, and more
Added on 2008-09-09 14:29:00
by Marianne Schultz
 Apple will release a new firmware update for the iPhone this Friday, Palm offers some incentives to pre-order the Treo Pro, Samsung announces its Recycling Direct program, and more in today's mobile news round-up
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| Tags: Apple, iPhone, iPhone 3G, firmware, 2.1, Palm, Treo, Pro, Samsung, recycle, Sony, Ericsson, music, unlimited, LG, VX9600, HTC, Opal |
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Everyone says me too to unlimited plans
Added on 2008-02-19 17:13:00
by Alfredo Padilla
 In what has to be the most gratuitous example of "me too!" it seems like almost everyone announced that they will be offering various flavors of unlimited calling plans today. Verizon's announcement (via Engadget) was expected, but now AT&T (via Phonescoop) and T-Mobile (via Gizmodo) have thrown their hats in the ring as well. All the plans start at $99 a month for unlimited calls with various additional charges for unlimited data and text messages. Of course they're all johnny-come-latelies since Sprint got there first and Helio's been there for awhile too. We can only say that we hope the real competition gets started now. How about unlimited everything for twenty bucks a month? We can only hope.
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Verizon To Offer Unlimited SMS Messaging?
Added on 2007-04-11 21:38:00
by Richard Baguley
 
The Boy Genius and Engadget Mobile are running a rumor that Verizon may be offering a package that includes unlimited SMS messaging. The report claims that, as of April 15 th, Verizon will be offering a $20 extra for individual lines that will include unlimited SMS text messages, MMS picture messages and VCast web browsing. Family users will be able to subscribe to the new package for $100, and it will include 700 minutes of calling time. We’ve asked Verizon for a comment on this; we’ll let you know if they confirm or deny it.
[Via Engadget Mobile and Boy Genius]
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Cricket Offers Unlimited Text, Pictures and IM for All Plans
Added on 2007-04-04 23:23:00
by Robert S. Anthony
 Cricket Communications Inc. has lifted all limits on text, picture and instant messaging for all of its calling plans, which range from $35 to 60 per month.
Cricket, a division of San Diego-based Leap Wireless International Inc., noted that its customers talk and text much more than most, averaging 1,500 minutes of talk time and 400 text messages per month.
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