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Every higher-end tablet in my store is pretty much gone when it gets there...xoom, galaxy, [obviously] iPad just refuse to stay in stock. It's freaking nuts how people buy into this...what...3rd coming of the tablet?
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[quote user="rapid1"] Well the whole thing here is if you read the article not based on wireless cellular signal though it is saying the wifi signal as I quote ice91785 "However, iLounge also managed to duplicate something it had been warned about prior to the Verizon iPhone launch, which it called the "death hug." Holding the
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Joel, I'm fairly certain he meant 5 cents/MB and when he re-typed he meant $0.05 /MB. Either way what he's saying is correct -- $0.05/MB is the overage charge when using broadband connection (i.e. tethering or broadband card) but it doesn't tie into data on the plan so its kinda a moot point. Either way, this all is just heresay at this
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Guy, I think for "us" this isn't a big deal at all (as Dave mentioned in the webcast) but the sheer fact that the company admitted to a mistake and isn't doing much to rectify the issue, I believe, is showing that Intel is geting a little too comfortable as "top-dog" in the industry. The first rule of ANY business is that
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Does this have SD or USB support? Or will it be limited on a LAN to network-only downloads/transfers...
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Without trying to take too much away from your arguement, your router's antennas are relatively low-power, low-amplitude units that BROADCAST, whereas your phone is RECEIVING a very-high amplitude broadcast from an outside antenna. Anyway, cellular signal is meant to be able to go through basic environmental object such as a few walls or a couple
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Little stretch there paulkevin...its different when you have a team of programmers that develop literally millions of lines of code and (probably) one or two f-ed up on this particular crypto-function. These hackers know how try and break code, not necessarily how to be expert-writers. Think of it this way, if you know how to rip apart or destroy a
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I think everyone here has pretty much said it. Regardless of how much Verizon has to pay in subsidies, they will be getting [potentially] millions of new customers to jump-ship. Keeping in mind, customers not only pay monthly fees but imagine just the "extra" earnings VZ can make in all the iPhone accys they will sell as well! Everyone here
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Ahhh yes, I miss the good ol' days :) BB, still mackin' on the ladies I am sure yes?
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I wonder what an average day in the life of Zuckerberg is like... *dream*