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Todd Solomon i purchaed the moto backflip today...everything on the phone seems to work well, except there is a major defect and it seems that moto is aware of the problem...a defect that has major privacy issues. here goes.. one can delete a text, recent call, etc..but...under the contacts, there is a "history" tab, that document...s everything done on the phone, including txts, emails, calls...etc..and this can not be deleted..i been working on this for 2 hours, and on some forums....here is a link
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Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform An interesting split is emerging amongst the big wireless carriers. Sprint's latest commercials, featuring CEO Dan Hesse, are touting their $70 unlimited everything plan. AT&T's CEO Randall Stephenson, on the other hand, is indicating that they are going to start charging more to their heaviest bandwidth users (http://...bit.ly/9fQ2km), which primarily affects their lucrative iPhone customer base. Can Sprint's aggressive pricing give it a chance against AT&T's iPhone juggernaut?
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When AT&T or Verizon offer you an unlimited plan for $69.99, that's all it's good for - phone calls. With Sprint, for the same price, you get unlimited text, unlimited web and unlimited calling to every mobile phone in America. Now that's more like it.
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform The big news in mobile this week is Apple's patent infringement suit against HTC and, by proxy, Google. Apple is also engaged in another mobile patent dispute with Nokia, which Nokia initiated earlier this year. Frankly, I am a bit disappointed that the major players are spending money battling in court rather than in ...the marketplace. I've posted a full opinion of the latest suit on our blog (http://bit.ly/cHAPgS).
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Apple suing HTC over 20-odd patents before both the US District Court and the International Trade Commission has certainly caused some chaos this morning.
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform Looking for better cellphone coverage in your house? Femtocells may be your answer. They are very similar to a wireless router except they work to give you full bars with your cellphone. AT&T has been testing femtocells in Charlotte and is ready to start rolling the hardware out to a larger audience.
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It may not be the news that folks in some particularly problematic areas have been waiting for, but AT&T has now announced that it's finally
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform Looking for a cross between a Nokia and BlackBerry? Then look no further than the BlueBerry 9500. This BlackBerry knock-off from China emulates the Bold 9700, adding a TV tuner and dual SIM support. I'm betting that you won't see this device here in the US anytime soon. Engadget has details and a few pics.
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You see, this isn't our first run-in with BlueBerry. Nay -- this is a firm that has shadowed Waterloo's moves for some time, so when
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform Whoa! Here's a surprise. Despite all the flak that iPhone users have given AT&T over their network, they came out on top in PC World's second 3G wireless performance test. Is it possible that the iPhone itself is the problem and not AT&T's network?
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After generating disappointing results in our tests last spring, AT&T’s 3G network is now the top performer in our 13-city tests, with download speeds 67 percent faster than its competitors'.
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform Google continues to release interesting and fun mobile tools. This past week they've released Google Shopper (http://bit.ly/9jvWwv) and Google Earth for Android. I downloaded and played around with Google Earth last night, and it's a keeper!
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As we hinted at last month, we knew Nexus One was going to be a great platform to showcase the rich (and technically demanding!) features of Google Earth. With a 1GHz ...
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform If you missed our weekly mobile update this week, head over to our blog to check it out. Devesh provided a wrap-up of the MWC event in Barcelona and went on quite the rant on Apple. If nothing else, you should find it as entertaining as it is informative!
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A weekly summary of the latest news, analysis, and trends in the mobile market. This week's topics include MWC summary (Google & Microsoft) and Apple’s next failure.
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform I didn't get the latest Verizon ad until my teenage daughter explained it to me, but now I think it's hilarious. I don't know how they're doing it, but Verizon continues to get good mileage out of these map ads.
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Spend eternity on the network with almost 5X more 3G coverage than AT&T.
Todd Solomon ive been paying close attention to Motorola lately...being that i'm thinking about switiching from my iphone to android...i noticed that vzw is getting moto devour which features Adobe Flash Lite®...will this have all the capabilities on the interent? and why aren't all these new phones have the flash?!
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform One of the more interesting phone announcements out of MWC this year was the Puma phone. Yes, that's not a typo. The shoe manufacturer Puma is releasing a phone that is focused on sports, recreation and social integration. It's most interesting feature is a solar cell back for charging the battery. A review is attached..., and more info can be found at the official Puma site (http://pumaphone.com)
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Chalk one up for Sagem and Puma who apparently just want a cell to be fun -- and somehow, we're right there with them. The
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform This one should be filed under, "What took you so long?", but BlackBerry is finally going to upgrade the web browser on their mobile devices. They did a demo at the MWC conference this week in Barcelona that was impressive and will finally bring the BlackBerry mobile web browsing experience up to the same level as Appl...e and Android. No date has been set for the upgrade.
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Mike Kirkup demos the upcoming WebKit Browser for BlackBerry Smartphones
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform A handset manufacturer that is slowly becoming a household name is HTC. They've been behind the scenes as the makers of the T-mobile myTouch and Google's Nexus One. Well, they went all out at MWC yesterday announcing the HTC Desire, Legend and HD Mini - three very impressive handsets. The trailer for the Desire is belo...w. Head over to YouTube to check out the others.
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Take a first look at HTC Desire, the superphone you have been waiting for. The 3.7-inch AMOLED display presents you with an unmatched viewing experience. The 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor delivers superfast web browsing and amazing multimedia. ...
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform If you're seriously into mobile like us, then you should be geeking out this week over MWC in Barcelona - the world's preeminent mobile hardware and software event. We're providing insights on our blog. A preview of MWC is in our weekly summary, and we posted impressions from Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 Series announcement (http://bit.ly/ddw7SG).
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A weekly summary of the latest news, analysis, and trends in the mobile market. This week's topics include MWC preview: OS news, handsets + more.
Aumnia - the automated mobile internet platform Here is a tip to help those suffering through the cold on the eastern half of the US. As you've probably already discovered, the screen on the iPhone, and most other touchscreen phones, doesn't respond to gloved fingers. Here's a solution that's been working in Korea - sausages. Yes, it appears that sausages are a clos...e enough approximation of the human finger to act as a stylus for you iPhone in cold weather.
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Call it a bit uncanny, but some iPhone owners in South Korea were spotted using a link of packaged sausage that acted as a stylus for their smartphone...
