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2010 and Beyond: Is AT&T the Network to Beat?
1 hour, 39 minutes ago ago from Geek Shui Living, Copyright 2007-2010
March 9, 2010 – Since mid 2007, when Apple launched the iPhone under an exclusive contract with AT&T, complaints have abounded about the inability of the wireless carrier's network to handle the load. Tech related blogs regularly include complaints from customers, who either have the iPhone on AT&T or would love an iPhone but aren't willing to switch to them. Complaints regarding lack of service, dropped calls and slow connections are ...
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18 hours ago ago from iPhone News Updated
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10 hours ago ago from Frankom
Congratulations to Mark his first iPhone app is live now ! I am working on my App with a company now but it will not be like Mark's app I think I need someone to build it for me !
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22 hours ago ago from TechCrunch
Our full review of the Motorola Backflip should be up in a few days, but a few words of wisdom in the mean time: Don't buy it. Between its crazy form-factor and the hidden trackpad tucked on the back of the display, everything we took as merits at face value have devolved into novelties. Worst of all, it seems AT&T has taken a page from their time with the iPhone that no one wanted them to take. Like the iPhone but unlike any other ...
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2 hours ago ago from TheAppleBlog
Watching the iPad’s first television spot on the Oscars last night, I got giddy all over again to get my hands on this hot new product. Though it’s still a few weeks away , I’m even more excited for the applications that will be coming to the platform. Here’s my top 10 list of apps that I want to see developed for the iPad. Coda As a graphic designer and web developer, Coda is a staple in my workflow. It features a built in FTP system ...
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If the iPhone can do video calling, will AT&T's network handle the pressure?
19 hours ago ago from ZDNet Blogs
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