Quote (DeadShell @ Sep 16 2011 11:55am)

Just got a 32gb touchpad!

Quote (memnoch_thedevil2003 @ Sep 15 2011 10:04pm)

Eh you must not have AT&T

$30 per phone for data (x2)
$30 for unlimited family text + mobile to mobile

That's $90 before we even get into the actual plan

$69.99 for base plan + $9.99 per extra phone
+ taxes and fees my bill is close to $200 a month...

As for data, I work nights, and no wifi, so I use a lot, probably about 5GB a month imo...I stream movies, music, etc...HBO Go is great

My brother in law pays a third of that for his phone and has unlimited everything, and can tether with out being charged...AT&T will jack my unlimited plan and charge me an extra $25 a month for tethering and reduce me to 2GB a month...bad, just bad.

These guys make billions in profits, AT&T recorded some of the highest profit margins in the companies history, how about they put some of that profit into their infrastructure and updating their data, and giving some back to their customers? So glad they didn't get T Mobile omg that would have been a nightmare.

Quote (southpark247 @ Sep 15 2011 10:26pm)

they will the fed has no case sprint is fucked it will be att vs verison

also att is currently rolling out infa + idc cuz att still has faster speeds with their 3g compared to every's1 4g lte bullshit

love the com like 10x faster go up to a verison seller and im like currently getting 7.5mb/s on my phone so you guys 4g does 75 were do i sign up

none the less could care less as im still grandfathered in for 20/month unlimited data they havent started throttling me


btw u can tether ur phone regardless of what they say/do unless u got some crappy flip phone

Quote (Nupper @ Sep 16 2011 12:56pm)

Craigslist?

Quote (DeadShell @ Sep 16 2011 12:12pm)

Yup
250 and a free case

Quote (Nupper @ Sep 16 2011 01:49pm)

I am still gunna hold out. Wish me luck.

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Apple will release two new iPhone models this fall, the “iPhone 4 Plus” and the iPhone 5, according to a note to investors issued by JP Morgan on Monday. JP Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz reiterated reports that the iPhone 5 will feature global roaming with support for both CDMA and GSM networks. As various other rumors have also suggested, Moskowitz believes the iPhone 4 successor will be thinner and lighter than the current model. In addition, Moskowitz said Apple will release another model with “some improvements” over the current iPhone 4. He has dubbed that model the “iPhone 4 Plus” instead of the “iPhone 4S,” a commonly used moniker for the potential entry-level device. “We believe that investors should start to prepare for more positive surprises related to the quarterly run rate of the iPhones in the near- to mid-term,” Moskowitz said, noting the addition of the iPhone 5 to Sprint’s portfolio and the introduction of the iPhone 4 Plus on China Mobile and China Telecom could create a large boost in iPhone sales.

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Taiwan-based smartphone vendor HTC is reportedly in the early stages of developing a tablet that will run Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 8 operating system. According to industry insider Eldar Murtazin, HTC is working on a Windows 8 slate that will be powered by a Qualcomm-built ARM chipset. The Mobile-review.com Editor in chief says the tablet may even employ a “special version” of an upcoming Qualcomm CPU. Details are scare as the revelation comes by way of a brief conversation on Twitter, but Murtazin has been known to out companies’ plans long before they are made public. As much as Microsoft has piqued our interest with Windows 8 so far, we’re hoping more details surrounding HTC’s plans emerge soon.

Quote (Grillz9909 @ Sep 19 2011 01:44pm)

do tablets fit in your pocket?