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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Apple to sell contract-free iPhones at list price
Taking a step forward, probably in response to CTIA 2010, Apple has now begun selling contract-free iPhones in the United States at list price. List price means $499 for 8GB, $599 for 16GB and $699 for 32GB. The iPhones would still be tied to AT&T and require their SIM cards, but you don’t need to show proof that you have AT&T as your current wireless provider to get them this way. Continue reading
Wal-Mart selling HTC HD2 early
Early adopters, get ready – Walmart has begun to sell the HTC HD2 on T-Mobile a couple days early. The phone is scheduled to officially launch in the United States on Wednesday for $199 with a two year contract. Continue reading
Posted in Cell Phones, Microsoft, Top Stories
Tagged HD2, HTC, Smartphone, Unboxing, Walmart, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7 Series
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Google’s new enemies are…birds
Google has just finished up the heat situation in China by choosing to abandon the entire market come April 10, but that doesn’t mean they have more “enemies” to worry about. This little seagull in the UK was a little too fond of the Google Street View truck and decided to hang out with the little camera. Camera not pleased. Continue reading
Google China could be stopping operation on April 10
At the Abu Dhabi Media Summit, Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt, said that the company was ready to completely pull out of China if tensions between the country and the company remained tight. Things have not changed between the two, and word comes from a Chinese Google employee that Google is preparing to leave China on April 10 and potentially announce its exit strategy in four days. Continue reading