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Earnings Preview: AT&T to report 1Q results - The Associated Press
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Earnings Preview: AT&T to report 1Q results
The Associated Press By investing heavily in optical fiber, Verizon has managed to stem the decline in consumer landline revenue, which AT&T has not. AT&T's growth driver has been its wireless business. Its position as the sole carrier for Apple Inc.'s iPhone has attracted … |
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Verizon FiOS DVR control goes mobile - SlashGear
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Verizon FiOS DVR control goes mobile
SlashGear, AZ You can even use it on non-Verizon phones like the iPhone. Other aspects of this new feature include the ability to add or remove shows from your recording line up, manage up to three DVRs and more. You can access this latest FiOS TV Central feature … Verizon Expands Remote DVR Programming to all FiOS Users Control Your FiOS DVR From a Phone |
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Verizon boosts LTE plans, negative on Vodafone buy-out - Rethink Wireless
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Verizon boosts LTE plans, negative on Vodafone buy-out
Rethink Wireless, UK He also dismissed the idea of Verizon buying Vodafone outright, citing corporate culture clash, and hinted that - regardless of the outcome of AT&T talks to prolong its iPhone exclusive - Verizon Wireless would not aim for a CDMA version of the phone, … |
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Technology could boost indoor cell reception - San Diego Union Tribune
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Technology could boost indoor cell reception
San Diego Union Tribune, CA Sprint and Verizon have begun offering the gadgets, and AT&T is apparently close enough to have inadvertently leaked many details on a now-removed Web page this year. T-Mobile offers the Hotspot@Home service, a similar concept that uses Wi-Fi capable … |
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SlashGear Week in Review, Week 16, 2009 - SlashGear
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SlashGear Week in Review, Week 16, 2009
SlashGear, AZ Apple will not be launching a CDMA version of the iPhone on Verizon, at least not until they get their LTE network up and running. Apple is ending their contract with AT&T (if AT&T doesn't manage to extend it) and many thought that Apple might take it … Updating the iphone |
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AT&T would be Smart to Keep iPhone Exclusivity, but needs a Long … - Gerson Lehrman Group
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AT&T would be Smart to Keep iPhone Exclusivity, but needs a Long …
Gerson Lehrman Group, New York AT&T and other companies such as Verizon and Sprint will need to prepare for much lower voice revenues as data and VoIP grow. They will also have to prepare for wireless data price pressure as penetration reaches a critical mass. … |
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Gadget Lab Podcast #71: Verizon on the Horizon for iPhone? - Wired News
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Gadget Lab Podcast #71: Verizon on the Horizon for iPhone?
Wired News iPhone on the Verizon network? You don't say. Well, Verizon's CEO thinks it will happen, and we discuss why it would be a great idea for Apple to share its precious iPhone with another major carrier in the United States. On a similar topic, … |
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Going Global with iPhone, Verizon - iPhone Buzz
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Going Global with iPhone, Verizon
iPhone Buzz, AZ Verizon Communication's CEO Ivan Seidenberg said the company believes it is on solid footing in the US From this, it will begin to evaluate growing its business outside of the US with iPhone. Speaking in an interview, Seidenberg said that the company … Verizon CEO Says 4G IPhone Could Be on Verizon mocoNews - Verizon CEO: iPhone Unlikely; Still On the Hunt For … Report: AT&T looks to extend iPhone pact |
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Verizon plans to allow users of rival services to use Hub - DailyTech
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Verizon plans to allow users of rival services to use Hub
DailyTech, IL Verizon has announced today that it plans to offer an application store for the Hub, much like the App Store for the iPhone. The Hub app store would open the market up for third-party developers to offer programs for the Hub expanding its usability. … Verizon Launching App Store For VoIP Hub Verizon Outfits Hub With App Store The Verizon Hub Phone Gets App Store |
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Smartphone War Heats Up, Google Phones Still MIA - Wired News
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Smartphone War Heats Up, Google Phones Still MIA
Wired News And AT&T already has a runaway smartphone hit with the iPhone, while Verizon's BlackBerry Storm is a respectable success, too. "The big carriers are worried that if they launch something that is not fully baked, they will have to risk an expensive … |
