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The new Windows phone available at Verizon Wireless.
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The Storm was supposed to be the smartphone
that would keep Verizon Wireless customers from deserting to...
Apple ’s iPhone , which runs on AT&T ’s network. Research In Motion, the company that created the BlackBerry phones that business users find so ...
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BlackBerry, Upgraded, Aims to Suit Every User
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Hilarious New Windows Phone Commercial for Verizon HTC Imagio
pocketnow.com —
There has been a lot of controversy over the new Windows Phone ad campaign lately. Some people like the commercials, some dislike them, while others seem to despise anything Windows Mobile related. Personally, I like the new initiative taken by the whole Windows Phone team and carriers. Theres finally a face to put on Windows Mobile ads and theyre doing it with a bit of humor.
The jovial icons in tights are back in a new commercial for the HTC Imagio. The new clip follows a woman who leaves her precious Windows Phone on a public bus, only to ...
Say your Imagio's left on the bus ...
WMExperts —
OK, this one's funnier, and I'm getting used to the balloon guys. [via]
Come on Microsoft, Windows Phone Commercial Take 2 = Worse
Mobility Site —
6.5RetailPhoneDangler.indd Strike 2. This one is not as “Creepy” as the 1st, but it’s as bad. No need to tout having Twitter capability, a Facebook app, and the tired MSN stuff on a phone. First off, these things are EXPECTED on a smartphone now. Next, the only two app icon dudes you have in the commercial that people care about are not even programs written by Microsoft. I liked the Seinfeld commercials, the shopper commercials are ok, the I’m a PC ads are average, the Zune ads blow, and these 1st two Windows Phone commercials do nothing but get you picked on online. Stop it please. Just of the record, you can check out the 1st commercial ...
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