This should set the interwebs ablaze — A new internal memo circulating around Verizon corporate stores states that an iconic device is coming to Verizon on November 9th. That is the day in which the Droid Pro is supposed to be available for pre-order. Further giving credit to the Droid Pro is a separate memo circulated several days back fortelling of the “Iconic Device”/Droid Pro coming on the 9th (pre-order) and the 18th for official sale. Same name,...
With as much as carriers claim to be here “for the people” and embracing all kinds of new, innovative technologies, they sure do a lot to hamper progress. Take for example the rather disappointing revelation that the upcoming Galaxy Tab will be limited to WiFI-only calls over Skype when used on Verizon’s network. Such a move is rather AT&T-like, usually signaling a desperate attempt to keep an already weak network from crashing to its knees. But...
The Droid 2 is barely a couple of months old and it’s already the dirt under your fingernails in regards to hot tech news. The replacement comes in the form of the Droid Global. The most notable difference is of course the SIM card slot allowing real road warriors to conquer not only…roads, but oceans, mountains, and pretty much any other obstacle in their way. But what good is a replacement if it isn’t actually better? No worries, the Droid Global...
Well lookie what we have here — an announced, mystery device made by LG. From the image, we can see that Verizon Wireless is the carrier. And most notably, this baby has LTE! HD video capture and WiFi are also a given. LG has pumped out some truly stunning hardware in the past. This one is no exception. While the more physical aspect is hit or miss, the internal hardware is sure to please any and all techies. The only downside is we don’t know the actual...
What better way to spend a Friday morning than oogling over Verizon’s LTE spec sheet currently making it’s way through Big Red retail training channels? As you can see, VZW is boasting quite loudly how their upcoming LTE network will be many times better than both Sprint’s WiMax or T-Mobile’s HSPA+ networks. And with speeds of 5-12Mbps down and 2-5Mbps up, I’d hop aboard the “bash the competitor’s network” too. But...
