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a piece of yarn and two styrofoam cups> any thing motorolaOriginally Posted by MayweatherMiami
motorola Q>9000
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a piece of yarn and two styrofoam cups> any thing motorolaOriginally Posted by MayweatherMiami
motorola Q>9000
Originally Posted by chickhien
a piece of yarn and two styrofoam cups> any thing motorolaOriginally Posted by MayweatherMiami
motorola Q>9000
Word to everything above. Motorola sucks in the cellphone market. But sadly, we in the U.S. get bombarded with Motorola and most heads eat it up(ex.the Razr).Originally Posted by Grizzlyboy
Originally Posted by chickhien
a piece of yarn and two styrofoam cups> any thing motorolaOriginally Posted by MayweatherMiami
motorola Q>9000
Cosign.
A tin can phone > anything windows mobile
WHAT ARE THE SITES FOR FREE RINGTONES?? There were a couple mentioned but I cant find.
myxertones.com
your welcome.
Originally Posted by hollowpoints
Some more Bold info from crackberry.com:
The BlackBerry Bold should be hitting AT&T in July for $300, T-Mobile in September for $350, and Verizon and Sprint also in September for $300 (I'm assuming this is 2 year contract pricing). You can click on through for a detailed chart. Keep in mind these are not exact release dates, and we all know how popular the $xxx.95 pricing is, but if this turns out to be true it is HUGE news for us BlackBerry users.
For a device like the the Bold, I think this pricing is DIRT CHEAP AND....BIGGEST NEWS... it could be coming to a CDMA carrier in LESS THAN 12 MONTHS?!!? CRAZY. AMAZING. SO GOOD. As for off contract pricing, I'd *guess* at the $550 - $600 range.
AT&T waited no time to confirm that they will be the first US carrier to carry the next-generation BlackBerry Bold. It's been customary in the past years that a vast majority of hot new phones tends to steer towards AT&T as they roll off the assembly line, so it wasn't too big of a surprise here. Just like the iPhone, if you want to get the Bold and more importantly use AT&T's 3G network, you must switch over from your current carrier.
"AT&T will be the only U.S. carrier to offer the [Bold] when we begin selling it later this year. I also want to make sure you know that AT&T will be the only U.S. carrier to offer a BlackBerry that has international 3G capabilities and the only U.S. carrier to give its customers the ability to use their BlackBerry in such countries as Japan and South Korea," AT&T rep John Kampfe said in and email.
What this really means is that AT&T will be the first US carrier to offer the BlackBerry Bold, but according to a conversation between Gearlog and RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis, the Bold will be coming to all major US carriers after AT&T, and not long after that.
The last piece regarding "international 3G capabilities" comment is really a jab at other carriers' BlackBerry smartphones, especially Sprint and Verizon BlackBerry 8830 World Edition, which is 3G capable here stateside, but drops to 2G across the pound when you take it to Europe; that's one for AT&T, and zero for the other carriers.
just thought id throw this in here
I was gonna make the switch again back to the curve. but now it looks like ill wait for the blackberry Bold or Thunder.
I've got two upgrade on my Verizon plan right now and I'm really thinking about getting a BB this time around. It'll be my first. I've been reading up on the Bold and Thunder lately and although I want a new phone now, if it is worth it to wait until September, I'm definitelygoing to that.
Thoughts?
Advice?
Originally Posted by ASchwartz44
Sept. it is. I don't know how I could get a new BB though after spending so long customizing my Curve.
just thought id throw this in hereOriginally Posted by lurkin2long
AT&T waited no time to confirm that they will be the first US carrier to carry the next-generation BlackBerry Bold. It's been customary in the past years that a vast majority of hot new phones tends to steer towards AT&T as they roll off the assembly line, so it wasn't too big of a surprise here. Just like the iPhone, if you want to get the Bold and more importantly use AT&T's 3G network, you must switch over from your current carrier.
"AT&T will be the only U.S. carrier to offer the [Bold] when we begin selling it later this year. I also want to make sure you know that AT&T will be the only U.S. carrier to offer a BlackBerry that has international 3G capabilities and the only U.S. carrier to give its customers the ability to use their BlackBerry in such countries as Japan and South Korea," AT&T rep John Kampfe said in and email.
What this really means is that AT&T will be the first US carrier to offer the BlackBerry Bold, but according to a conversation between Gearlog and RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis, the Bold will be coming to all major US carriers after AT&T, and not long after that.
The last piece regarding "international 3G capabilities" comment is really a jab at other carriers' BlackBerry smartphones, especially Sprint and Verizon BlackBerry 8830 World Edition, which is 3G capable here stateside, but drops to 2G across the pound when you take it to Europe; that's one for AT&T, and zero for the other carriers.
Originally Posted by LiveMyReality
ASchwartz44 wrote:
Sept. it is. I don't know how I could get a new BB though after
spending so long customizing my Curve.