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Verizon Starts Throttling Top 5% of Data Users
20 Sep 2011 by Craig Lloyd
It wasn’t too long ago when AT&T announced they would be throttling the data speed of their top 5% of heaviest data users. While Verizon announced that they would be doing this to their users back in February, it looks like they have decided to finally start putting their plan into action before AT&T starts doing it next month. As of Thursday, September 15th, Verizon began to impleme...
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Samsung Galaxy S II Phones Finally Land On U.S. Soil
31 Aug 2011 by Craig Lloyd / 1 Comment
Back in May, South Korea and the United Kingdom were the first territories to get their hands on Samsung’s Galaxy S II smartphone, which was announced in February. More countries were slowly being added to the list, with Canada being the first North American country to receive the phone in late July. Finally, we Americans can now join in on the hoopla. Samsung will be releasing the Galaxy S...
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AT&T To Throttle Top 5% of Heaviest Unlimited Data Users
01 Aug 2011 by Craig Lloyd
If you’re one of the veteran AT&T users that have been grandfathered into an unlimited data plan and are set to stream all-you-can-play TV shows, movies, and music from your smartphone, be prepared to have your data speed throttled if you make it into the top 5% list of AT&T’s heaviest unlimited data users come October 1st. However, AT&T will be kind enough to give you mult...
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How to Profit from the AT&T/Alltel Merger
15 Apr 2011 by Derek Johnson / 1 Comment
Now that AT&T may be acquiring T-Mobile, their acquisition of Alltel in a few states since the Verizon/Alltel merger is old news. By now everyone has pretty much figured out the jig. Every current Alltel customer gets a free AT&T phone because the two networks use different technologies, and a current Alltel phone won’t work on AT&T’s network (CDMA and GSM stuff). Recently, I stum...
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Motorola Atrix – The Future of Mobile Computing
17 Feb 2011 by Jake Joraanstad / 11 Comments
With practically everything available at our fingertips via smartphone, “What could the mobile market possibly do next?” I thought. We have 1 GHz processors in most new smart phones, an incredibly powerful, ever-growing Android OS, the simple and beautiful iOS 4, turn-by-turn navigation, mobile Google Docs, 4G wireless connections, video chat, 720p video recording, 1080p video output via HDMI...
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How to Install Google Android on the HTC Kaiser (AT&T Tilt)
14 Sep 2009 by Derek Dahlen / 16 Comments
Edit: Android can now be directly installed to NAND on the Kaiser. Flashing to NAND will allow direct booting to Android and complete replacement of Windows Mobile. NAND installation requires a HardSPL, while the method described below does not. For details on NAND flashing, please check this thread. Since its launch, Google’s open-source linux-based mobile OS, Android, has been a welcome additi...
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