Not being able to place a call, send a text, load up a web page, or send a tweet because you’re in the middle of no where (or in downtown Chicago and running on AT&T) is frustrating to say the least. For me at least, I couldn’t go through a normal day without my phone. It’s my “windows to the world”. You wouldn’t think that northern Indiana is that big of a deal in the grander scheme of things but we just so happen to have pretty...
Talk about fast! The Motorola Sholes (Droid) hasn’t even been announced *officially* and now we have this second Android device coming to Verizon. Word is that “Droid” is not simply the latest and greatest Android phone to come to Verizon. Droid is actually the series name meaning many more “Droid” handsets such as the Verizon Eris (Desire) will come through the pipeline. Speaking of the Eris, it’s being released on November 6th. No...
Who woulda thunk it? While a mere 360 days ago (give or take a few days) these two companies were battling it out over the 700 MHz spectrum rules, they have apparently found common ground and then some — high school drama I say. The big surprise is the fact that Verizon is doing something no one else in the mobile sphere is doing and actually paying attention to the market, their customers, and what said entities want. They are watching all of this negative...
Well well well. Verizon junkies and Android hopefuls have something to get all hot and bothered over tonight. First up, the Motorola Sholes as it has been called up until this point apparently has a new name: “Droid”. I know, you’re thinking “how original”. The name whether it is Motorola Sholes, Motorola Droid, or whatever else they decide to call it is irrelevant as all we really care about is the specs. What’s it...
