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I am not familiar with the Palm Pre nor the cell phone service of Sprint, but seeing that Walmart has the Palm on sale for $79.99 seems like a deal. There is a two year commitment with Sprint ranging from $69.99 to $99.99 a month. According to the blurb on the Walmart states the following [...]

Picture this. On October 22nd when Windows 7 is released, Microsoft proclaims that the operating system is only to be used on an HP computer. Furthermore the HP system must use an Intel CPU, Seagate hard disk, Nvidia video card. No others need apply. Or how about this: You go down to purchase a new [...]

Amazon is introducing a new web site that is for Wireless plans and phones. The current site is still in beta and only offers services from At&T and Verizon. They will be adding Sprint and T-Mobile services soon.
Here is what their press release states:
SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jul. 9, 2009– Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) today announced the beta launch of [...]

Back in 1974 when AT&T was the only phone company in the United States, the company was split into a bunch of baby bells in the hopes they would provide competition in the market place. One must recall that back when AT&T had their monopoly, phone calls were expensive compared to what we pay today. [...]

Of course there is a catch. You need to activate the computer through Sprint in order to get this super price. But it seems to be a deal since the same activation through Verizon or AT&T gets the same computer for $199.99. Without a service contract you can buy the netbook for $389.99. You can [...]

There is a predator that is using Craiglist to locate his potential victims. The killer appears to be using ads for massages to lure his female victims. Police have released a photo of a possible suspect, or as it is now fashionable to state ‘a person of interest’ that they are looking. But according to [...]

I have been using prepaid cellphones for about 4 years. For my family and I this has worked out extremely well. But we are different than many others who use their cellphones as their primary phone and who also need to text 24 x 7. I have been seeing the ads from Verizon on TV [...]

Google’s entry into the cell phone device market indicates the company’s commitment in obtaining what is best described as a ‘Flexible Communication.’ In its patent, Google envisions a form of communication in which carriers actually bid for consumers business. The search giant also sees this vision which will include Wi-Fi, WiMax, and other forms of [...]

On October 8, 2008 Intel and Sprint Nextel will roll out WiMax live starting in Baltimore, MD. Though some of the major computer builders have stated that upcoming models will support WiMax, it will take some time to see exactly how WiMax will be accepted in the market place. Intel will be introducing chipsets that [...]