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Confirmed: Motorola ATRIX 4G launches on February 22nd

By: |Feb 17th, 2011 at 12:13PM
Filed Under: Mobile
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Following our report from earlier this morning suggesting the Motorola ATRIX 4G would become available on February 22nd, AT&T has reached out to clarify launch details surrounding the anticipated device. Motorola’s ATRIX 4G will indeed launch on February 22nd in AT&T stores across the country for $199.99. Pre-sales of the Motorola ATRIX 4G began earlier this week on February 13th, and customers who pre-ordered the phone for home delivery will see their orders ship on February 21st. Customers wh...

Verizon CEO confirms $30 unlimited data plan for iPhone 4 [updated]

By: |Jan 25th, 2011 at 10:00AM
Filed Under: Mobile
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Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam on Tuesday confirmed to The Wall Street Journal that Verizon Wireless will offer a $30 unlimited data plan for the iPhone 4. McAdam said that offering the iPhone with a capped data plan would create an unnecessary barrier for customers looking to switch from AT&T. “I’m not going to shoot myself in the foot,” he told the Journal. The move also gives Verizon Wireless an advantage among customers looking to make their first iPhone purchase. While existing iPhone users on AT&am...

Whispers

AT&T confirmed to launch Samsung Galaxy Tab on 11/21

We just heard from one of our AT&T sources that the Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet is confirmed to launch on November 21st. Previously rumored: the tablet will launch for $649 without a service agreement on the nation’s second largest wireless carrier.

Redbox is ready to think outside the box; streaming service launches next year

By: |Oct 29th, 2010 at 09:00PM
Filed Under: Services
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On an earnings call Thursday, Coinstar CEO Paul Davis confirmed that subsidiary Redbox would soon expand its portfolio to include a streaming product. Redbox currently owns and operates DVD movie rental kiosks situated in and around highly trafficked partner stores across the country. These unmanned kiosks allow customers to rent DVDs at low prices using an automated vending system. Customers are then charged for each day they keep the DVDs until they are returned. In an effort to compete further with rival N...

Breaking

Apple confirms white iPhone 4 devices not available “until this Spring”

By: |Oct 26th, 2010 at 07:12PM
Filed Under: Apple, Breaking, Mobile
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So, so sad. According to Reuters and Digital Daily, Apple has confirmed to that the white version of the iPhone 4 is still a far ways off. The official quote?We’re sorry to disappoint customers waiting for the white iPhone yet again, but we’ve decided to delay its release until this Spring.We’re not sure what to make of it. We previously heard from a senior Apple source that Apple’s fixed the white iPhone manufacturing issues about a month ago. Does this mean they are timing it with the mythi...

Exclusives

T-Mobile to employees: don’t you dare open this until October 25th

By: |Oct 21st, 2009 at 02:41PM
Filed Under: Exclusives, Handsets, Services, T-Mobile
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What not to do if you are a large company and have a secret project — ship a box full of relevant collateral to a retail locale with a stern looking label that reads “Don’t Open Until 10/25″. A new connect has come through with some pricing details on T-Mo’s Project Dark, and as usual, we’ve ripped it apart and deciphered it. Pics and pricing after the bounce.Thanks, justfinethanku! (more…)

Exclusives

Yep, Motorola CLIQ definitely launching in October to T-Mobile

By: |Sep 12th, 2009 at 02:32PM
Filed Under: Android, BG's Corner, Exclusives, Handsets, Motorola, Rumors, T-Mobile
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Thanks to one of our top ninjas, we’ve been able to score this shot of an internal T-Mobile PowerPoint clearly showing the Motorola CLIQ release date listed as October which further supports our previous story about a mid-October launch. Don’t get freaked out there isn’t a picture of the CLIQ in the PowerPoint but a placeholder instead — it was only publicly announced two days ago, and you know, things have a tendency to leak…UPDATE: Sorry for the confusion. The slide above says ...