Tag: AT&T
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Will U.S. customers pay more for no-contract, 3G-embedded devices?
Subsidy or no subsidy? That’s the question that wireless execs — not to mention customers — are facing when it comes to the latest 3G-embedded laptops, order netbooks, advice and tablets on the big U.S. carriers… “People have proven that they are willing to spend $630 on a device, viagra here because they didn’t have…
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First Windows Phone 7 reviews
Does your company sell directly to the youth market? Do you work with an enterprise platform to those selling to the youth market? Are you an agency or PR shop supporting clients? If you fall into any of these categories, adiposity how are you targeting the youth market? Here is a short 5 minute video…
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Dell Streak… I Got Mine!
I was able to get my hands on a Dell Streak on Friday and have been playing with it over the weekend. In case you don’t know, about it Dell brought this oversize cell phone to market on Friday. Dell calls it a… Well I am not sure what Dell calls its. Dell’s website refers to…
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Apptera Raises $10 Million To Targeting The “Third Screen” Of Advertising
Various politicians have been working to close a number of loopholes that allowed for a number of bad investment decisions. While we can debate whether there is too much (or not enough) government regulation in the financial markets, shop the implementation for the identified problem has some serious issues. The bill passed by the House…
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Updated Best Practice Guidelines for Cross-carrier Mobile Advertising
Charleston, life SC (PRWEB) April 22, 2010 — Sabal Medical, Inc., a privately held company whose products are helping hospitals deliver medications to their patients more safely and efficiently, announced today that their customer, Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center (GHS), went live March 30, 2010 with Sabal’s new comprehensive pharmacy medication supervisory system, SabalRxâ„¢.…
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iPhones Poor Performance on AT&T Network, Partially Apple’s Fault
According to a story in today’s Business Insider, website it has long been thought that the iPhone design had something to do with the poor performance on the AT&T network. However until recently AT&T has kept quiet about it. According tot eh article “Apple rejiggered how its phones communicate with AT&T’s towers. As a result,…