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crunchgear.com - 1/23/2009

Verizon makes the Hub official

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Rumors ’bout the Verizon Hub/One (concept pictured) have been circulating the Internet for ages now but Verizon just made it official with what seems to be a February 1st, 2009 launch date. Specific hardware details are skecty, along with pricing, however, Verizon says they will fill ...

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phonescoop.com - 1/23/2009

Verizon Wireless Announces the Hub Home Phone

— phonescoop.com — Today Verizon Wireless announced a new product for the home that is meant to replace landline telephones... and act as an accessory to wireless service. The Verizon Hub uses a broadband connection to connect to the Internet and provide ... (follow ... (more) Verizon Wireless Announces the Hub Home Phone

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navigadget.com - 1/27/2009

GPS E-care Hub

— navigadget.com — While we were back at CES 2009 we came across really innovative devices and ideas. One of... them was the GPS E-Care Hub called C103. Manufactured by GroupSense of Hong Kong, E-Care Hub is designed for patient tracking. It has some amazing features that ... (more) GPS E-care Hub

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engadget.com - 1/21/2009

Verizon Hub in the wild on way to February 1 release

— engadget.com — Our tipster tells us these bad boys can't be activated just yet, but they'll be available in... stores as of February 1 -- and you won't need anything crazy like FiOS to get 'em. The Hub is the evolution of the Verizon One concept first shown at CES ... (more) Verizon Hub in the wild on way to February 1 release

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Verizon announces the Hub, the world's first paralyzed smartphone
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... and wide touchscreen. Remote management of your apps and widgets is a touted feature, allowing you to change a calendar appointment from the office, or remotely delete an incriminating voicemail from a lover before the wife gets home. Anyway, it looks good, if you can still get a throbber from a phone that sits on your desk and never moves... a paralyzed smartphone. Verizon's claiming it'll be $199 with a $35 a month fee, which makes that analogy particularly apt. Verizon makes the Hub official [Crunchgear]