May 16, 2012

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iPhone 5 Roundup: Aaron’s Hardware Requests

In this iPhone 5 Roundup , Aaron focuses on the hardware side of the iconic smartphone.  The iPhone 4S design is old – ancient in tech years.  It’s time for a refresh, and the iPhone 5 (or iPhone 6, or new iPhone ) needs some new goods.  A bigger display is needed, 4G LTE and a bigger battery are crucial, and a thinner design would be neat.  A $99 entry-level variant would be really nice as well (read: NOT the iPhone 4S at a lower price point). What would YOU like to…


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May 16, 2012

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T-Mobile’s Magenta Deal Days buy one, get on...

After leaking a couple of different times in the past few days, T-Mobile’s latest Magenta Deal Days promotion has just been made officially official. Kicking off May 18th and running through May 28th, the Magenta Deal Days promo will give customers that purchase a select T-Mobile smartphone the opportunity to pick up another device for free after mail-in rebate. The sale is open to both new customers as well as existing customers with 22 months or more on their current contract. Interested…


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May 16, 2012

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Sprint customers now able to utilize carrier billi...

A couple of weeks after Google initially introduced carrier billing for Google Play books, movies and music, another carrier has been added to the list that support this feature. Google today announced that Sprint customers can now charge all Google Play purchases to their monthly bill, meaning folks on the Now Network can add their app, book, movie and music purchases to their statement and pay for them that way.
Sprint customers have been able to charge their app purchases to their…


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May 15, 2012

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HTC One X, EVO 4G LTE delayed at U.S. Customs for ...

HTC’s One X and EVO 4G LTE are some of the more hotly anticipated Android phones that we’ve seen recently, but unfortunately for the folks interested in both devices, HTC has announced some bad news concerning their availability. The company has sent out a statement explaining that shipments of the two handsets have been held up by a U.S. Customs review, which HTC explains is the result of an ITC exclusion order. There’s no mention of exactly how availability will be affected, but HTC says that…


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May 15, 2012

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Sprint to stop offering early upgrades on June 1st...

Pay attention, Sprint folk, because it looks like a Now Network policy change is in the works. According to a leaked document sent to TechnoBuffalo, Sprint is planning to axe early upgrades on Friday, June 1st. Currently, Sprint allows some customers that are 10-14 days out from their scheduled upgrade to move to a new device early. That policy will be going away once the calendar flips to June, though, as Sprint says that high costs have led to the decision to take the program out of…


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