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RIM's BlackBerry Storm 9500 / 9530: details galore {Engadget Mobile}
Oct 6th 2008 4:31AM clarification: the 39.99 for TMO was for their BIS service
RIM's BlackBerry Storm 9500 / 9530: details galore {Engadget Mobile}
Oct 6th 2008 4:30AM you should really check your sources before trying to make a point:
VZW:
900 minutes (incl unlim VZW-VZW, unlim N&W) = 59.99
500 text (incl unlim VZW-VZW) = 10.00
BES (corporate email access) = 44.99
TOTAL = 114.98
if you only need web-based email service, you can cut the data plan by $15... BIS = 29.99
TOTAL = 99.98/month
T-Mo:
1000 "Whenever" minutes (unlim N&W only... *no* unlim TMO-TMO) = 59.99
1000 txt (does not incl unlim TMO-TMO) = 9.99
blackberry unlimited = 39.99
TOTAL = 109.97
I fail to see your big savings, Eric.
*note* -- this is all based on *current* info available at verizonwireless.com and tmobile.com
Verizon tells us all about the BlackBerry Storm's "WOW factors" {Engadget Mobile}
Sep 24th 2008 3:08AM weren't the words "exclusive" and "verizon wireless" mentioned? I think it was a few times...
Verizon tells us all about the BlackBerry Storm's "WOW factors" {Engadget Mobile}
Sep 23rd 2008 7:45PM can you use the iphone to send me a picture of the HTC HD? no? that's too bad... If I find a pic, can I send it to you? no? geez. such a perfect device, but it doesn't have this 1 little feature that some free phones have. hmm...
BlackBerry Storm pre-launch datasheet surfaces {Engadget Mobile}
Sep 19th 2008 4:53AM if history is any teacher, I wouldn't count on it.
BlackBerry Storm pre-launch datasheet surfaces {Engadget Mobile}
Sep 17th 2008 4:16PM while I admire the enthusiasm... wow that was cheesy. time will tell how the Storm pans out.
Verizon fattens VCAST service, offers full-length episodes of The Office, CSI, and more {Engadget Mobile}
Sep 14th 2008 7:38PM close... but no.
the $15 gets you unlimited access to the FREE videos - you can watch those as much as much as you want. however, there is premium content for which you have to pay. and you actually get to download the premium content, not just watch it on the phone.
Verizon fattens VCAST service, offers full-length episodes of The Office, CSI, and more {Engadget Mobile}
Sep 11th 2008 5:20PM so you're paying $25 for your data plan, after discount, instead of $15. the Vpak covers all data, and includes access to email via the Mobile Web service. also, you don't have to worry about setting RSS feeds or anything - you can just go onto the VCast service and start watching the eps. furthermore, you don't have to clog up your computer if you just want to watch something while you're out. and if you're SO worried about catching the newest episode, chances are you've already set up some other recording option or are at home watching the damned thing.
New Verizon rebate forms uncover fresh Motos, Samsungs, LGs {Engadget Mobile}
Sep 3rd 2008 3:48AM that was supposed to be }insert name here{ ...
and what's up with engadget? not remembering folks username and all that...
New Verizon rebate forms uncover fresh Motos, Samsungs, LGs {Engadget Mobile}
Sep 3rd 2008 2:02AM phone names are actually a GOOD thing, if you think about it.
what's easier?
- saying you want the hasfndn09845-184504986 phone
OR
- saying you want the
