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Archive for December 15th, 2009

“In this article we’ll take a closer look at the phones featured in HTC’s recently leaked roadmap, and try to figure out what parts of HTC’s current line-up are going to change in the near future. You can find the original story over at engadget.com, where it appeared several days ago.Before we start, though, I would like to note that we won’t harp over the looks of each of these phones or take their spec sheets for granted, as they can and probably will change before their release dates numerous times. Another thing of note is that what we have here is HTC’s roadmap for T-Mobile, meaning that the design of HTC’s own-branded may be different from what you’re about to feast your eyes upon. Although I’m almost positive that both platforms and form-factors won’t change much, if at all.” Read more here:

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Sylvia Says: A plug for CP Docks' Plug in ShelfSt. Joseph News-PressWhen you see it, you'll wonder why someone didn't think of this before. CP Docks' new Plug in Shelf personal cell phone charging station …and more »

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A respected pioneer in web technology, creating the most well liked search engine in use today, Google stands at the front line of corporations pushing towards a future that’s inextricably tied to the fast developing arena of the Net.

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Google has designed a smartphone it plans to sell direct to consumers as soon as next year, in a strategic move to bypass wireless carriers and challenge rival Apple.


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Nokia plans to release a gold-plated version of its 6700 early next year for $540.


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Nokia today announced the 5235, an affordable touch screen music phone aiming to ship in the first quarter at a price of $215.


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Sony Ericsson plans to launch the Elm and Hazel, two eco-friendly handsets, as part the company’s push towards greener features within the next two years.


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Officer accused in jail cell phone dealThe News HeraldA correctional officer in Jackson County is charged with agreeing to bring a cell phone to an inmate for $500. Gerald Edward Williams Jr., 25, …and more »

Continue Reading About Cell Phones…

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Recycle your electronics for extra spending money – Phoenixville News

Recycle your electronics for extra spending moneyPhoenixville NewsRadio Shack is among the companies who will accept cell phones and send them to the 911 Cell Phone Bank where the phones are refurbished and given out to …and more »

Virgin Mobile Launches Free Service For Low-Income Americans (S) [...]

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FL school encourages cell phone use

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