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Yeah, that part is rather goofy, but I do actually enjoy when people find VZW employees that seem to be reading our thread and are excited about the phone!
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Yeah, that part is rather goofy, but I do actually enjoy when people find VZW employees that seem to be reading our thread and are excited about the phone!
maverick96
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Incredible wont be released until the end of this month, more info should start to pop up towards the end of this week..
amihererightnow
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Not if the device actually shows up and specs "leaked" are confirmed
NOBODY expects the Spanish Inquisition!
HTCLUVR
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I know that it's between 25th and 29th if the BBY docs hold true. Just trying to get some more clarification.
jjfitz0
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The Spanish Inquisition takes place if no device info by end of week
But that can't be true because "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition...."
EDIT: ^^^^^^ amihererightnow beat me to it!
MathewS81
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You can get texts for free if you have it set up correctly. First, you need a smartphone with the Google Voice app. Second, make sure you DON'T have it forward texts to your phone, or else it will be counted as a text by Verizon.Just set up Google Voice (thanks for the invite Geo), got a couple questions:
If someone calls my Google Voice # and routes to my VZW phone, does it count against my monthly minutes? I remember hearing the texting doesn't count (I think?) so you can drop texting as long as you don't picture/video text (btw anyone know if Google has plans to support this?).
Thanks! Kinda excited about the features of Google Voice
Hey all read this & just thought you might get a kick out of this>
One would think AT&T would be the carrier to look at when you consider the network that's known to transfer the most amount of data across their network; especially with data hungry iPhone owners eating up their fair share. Interestingly enough, AT&T wasn't the actual leader in that category, but both Verizon and Sprint managed to stay on top of the number two wireless carrier all of last year. Most of the blame can be attributed to AT&T's network issues that hindered them from being placed higher on the list for carrying the most data traffic in 2009. According to ABI Research, both Sprint and Verizon topped AT&T – Big Red took the number one spot with Sprint coming in at second; when combined, the two carriers generated 63 percent of the US market's mobile network data traffic. In reality, it's not the myriad of smartphones that cause the most amount of data to be transferred. Instead, Verizon's and Sprint's laptop mobile data connections far exceeded the numbers put up by AT&T – strangely enough, lower data-consuming business customers consisted a good majority of Sprint's and Verizon's laptop connections. Looking at projected trends, Verizon is expected to keep its spot at number one over the course of the next five years while AT&T's traffic will increase steadily and eventually take the runner up position by 2012. T-Mobile unfortunately takes the fourth spot followed by a bunch of other mobile operators – obviously being late to the 3G game can have a drastic affect on these numbers.
source: Businesswire
So I guess maybe us lowly CDMA networks can handle the data demands of something like an iPhone, not that I'd want one!
One would think AT&T would be the carrier to look at when you consider the network that's known to transfer the most amount of data across their network; especially with data hungry iPhone owners eating up their fair share. Interestingly enough, AT&T wasn't the actual leader in that category, but both Verizon and Sprint managed to stay on top of the number two wireless carrier all of last year. Most of the blame can be attributed to AT&T's network issues that hindered them from being placed higher on the list for carrying the most data traffic in 2009. According to ABI Research, both Sprint and Verizon topped AT&T – Big Red took the number one spot with Sprint coming in at second; when combined, the two carriers generated 63 percent of the US market's mobile network data traffic. In reality, it's not the myriad of smartphones that cause the most amount of data to be transferred. Instead, Verizon's and Sprint's laptop mobile data connections far exceeded the numbers put up by AT&T – strangely enough, lower data-consuming business customers consisted a good majority of Sprint's and Verizon's laptop connections. Looking at projected trends, Verizon is expected to keep its spot at number one over the course of the next five years while AT&T's traffic will increase steadily and eventually take the runner up position by 2012. T-Mobile unfortunately takes the fourth spot followed by a bunch of other mobile operators – obviously being late to the 3G game can have a drastic affect on these numbers.
source: Businesswire
So I guess maybe us lowly CDMA networks can handle the data demands of something like an iPhone, not that I'd want one!
Anonimac
Your mom goes to college.
Word on the streets is Microsoft has its newest spokes"man" for the Kin One...
Steven58.....clubbing.....'nuff said.
"Like a pony, like a pony!"
EDIT: Wait, does that say Macaroni Grill in the background?
DobbsianYeti
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yeah, a lot of folks are gonna have the unit in hand.
That's what she said...
Our Chief weapon is Fear.... wait... no, Fear and suprise....
nut bunnies
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We have a date. We have a date. We have...a date.
Why are you wasting your time going in and asking if they have a date?
Why are you wasting your time going in and asking if they have a date?
Steven58.....clubbing.....'nuff said.
"Like a pony, like a pony!"
I'm wasting my 1700th post scowling at you, young man.
HTCLUVR
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I knew some adolescents were going to make something out of that.
Careful Granny is in the house.
Granny was active in the 60's. She's been around more and seen more than any of us have.
jjfitz0
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I knew some adolescents were going to make something out of that.
Which is why you said it. Don't think we don't know how you operate by now...
I knew some adolescents were going to make something out of that.
Those of you wondering when mocks come in correlation to when the phone is released....at my store we received Droid and Eris mocks the day before. Same for the Devour.
HTCLUVR
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Granny was active in the 60's. She's been around more and seen more than any of us have.
"active" bahhahha
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I'm just curious as to how many people waiting for the Incredible are.
A. Current Android users
B. Current SmartPhone users (Palm, Windows, iPhone)
C. Current Feature Phone users.
I'm currently an Omnia (Windows) user and can't wait for the Incredible.
Edit: Just saw THIS poll so I guess the real question is how many of those SmartPhone Users are already using an Andoid phone? Where are our Android Veterans?
A. Current Android users
B. Current SmartPhone users (Palm, Windows, iPhone)
C. Current Feature Phone users.
I'm currently an Omnia (Windows) user and can't wait for the Incredible.
Edit: Just saw THIS poll so I guess the real question is how many of those SmartPhone Users are already using an Andoid phone? Where are our Android Veterans?
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