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jkontherun.com - 8/21/2008
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No question when you mention 3G problems you invariably think of the iPhone 3G as that issue appears everywhere you look. Reports are starting to appear on the web that the new BlackBerry Bold smartphone may be experiencing similar problems with 3G connectivity. Matt Miller tells us that the reports are surfacing because the Bold has already been released in a few countries (not ...
arstechnica.com - 8/20/2008
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arstechnica.com —
We all knew it was coming, it was
just a matter of time. A lawsuit has been...
filed against Apple over what the plaintiff is referring to as the "Defective iPhone 3G," which she hopes will become a class-action complaint. Alabama resident Jessica Alena ...
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Apple hit with class-action lawsuit over iPhone 3G ...
prnewswire.com - 8/21/2008
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prnewswire.com —
The first BlackBerry smartphone to support 3G HSDPA
networks makes it easier than ever to stay connected...
and productive while on the go TORONTO and WATERLOO, ON, Aug. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Rogers Wireless (TSX: RCI; NYSE:RCI) and Research In ...
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Rogers and RIM Introduce the BlackBerry Bold Smartphone
businessweek.com - 8/22/2008
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businessweek.com —
It intends to make at least 40 million
iPhones in the next year; selling so many will...
hinge on global success and fixing connection glitches by Peter Burrows Forecasting iPhone sales is one of tech's toughest guessing games. Since Apple's iPhone 3G ...
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Apple's Ambitious iPhone 3G Plans
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Video: BlackBerry Bold vs. iPhone Web Browser Showdown (It Gets Ugly) [Blackberry Bold]
Gizmodo —
... gets pretty ugly, uglier than we thought it would. With both running on Wi-Fi and a cleared cache, in a test using Slashdot, the iPhone is actually able to open an entirely new page before the Bold finishes with the first one. The Bold renders everything correctly, it just takes a looooong time to do it. The Bold's got some fairly heavy duty hardware though, so an update from RIM should be able to give the browser a much-needed jolt. [Mobile Computing Mag via jkOntheRun]
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