boygeniusreport.com - 27 days ago
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After months of leaks, teasing and previews, yesterday was the first day that Verizon Wireless started selling the BlackBerry Storm2. Available on a 2-year contract for $179.99 after rebates (or $539.00 contract free), the Storm2 intentionally regrettably has been released on the very same day ...
crackberry.com - 28 days ago
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[ youtube video link for mobile viewing ]
Today we celebrate the launch of the BlackBerry Storm2...
. So in true CrackBerry fashion, it's only right that we give you a glimpse of another upcoming BlackBerry Smartphone... ...
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BlackBerry Tour2 Video First Look!
forbes.com - 27 days ago
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forbes.com —
TAOYUAN, TAIWAN -- For more than six months,
HTC enjoyed the privilege of being the only cellphone...
maker to have a handset running on Google 's mobile platform, Android. Several manufacturers, including Samsung, Motorola ( MOT - news - people ) and ...
(more)
HTC CEO On Android, Verizon, Microsoft
news.alibaba.com - 27 days ago
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Published: 28 Oct 2009 22:19:17 PST TAOYUAN, TAIWAN
-- For more than six months, HTC enjoyed the...
privilege of being the only cellphone maker to have a handset running on Google 's mobile platform, Android. Several manufacturers, including Samsung , ...
(more)
HTC CEO On Android, Verizon, Microsoft
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BlackBerry Storm 2: Verizon offer ‘Buy One Get One’ deal
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... As reported from BGR, the Storm2 is now available on a 2-year contract for $179.99 after rebates. But what is interesting, is that Verizon (and RIM) are also offering customers a FREE secondary device as part of the BOGOF offer. ...
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Android Phone Fans —
... “Here’s what Big Red is working with: they’ve offered up a BOGO sale on all new BlackBerrys for the holiday buying season, and where some see a great deal, others see a great opportunity. Why not play a game of Flip My BlackBerry? Why not open a second line, get a brand new Tour or Storm 2, pay the cancellation fee on the new line of $175, and sell the device on eBay for $300 or more? Well it looks like Verizon has finally caught onto our the ...
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Verizon to raise ETF to $350 on “advanced devices” —
CrunchGear
Don't expect to scam Verizon on BOGO deals anymore, folks. The carrier is raising early termination fees on Novermber 15 to $350 for "advance devices" only. Clearly VZW is targeting users who were abusing the buy one get one free BlackBerry deals and those that figured out that it was cheaper ...
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