Virgin Mobile is not the first place you go to, when you want a high end handset, but now they’ve proved everyone wrong, by selling the HTC HD2 smartphone. The device is available for free, with a decent plan and we notice that Virgin Mobile is the only network still offering 12 month contracts. Also, we must mention that the 18 month contracts...
Looking for a hot new offer on Nokia’s hottest selling piece of gadgetry? Here’s what Cincinnati Bell has in stall for you: the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic handset for a mere $149.99 with new activation and mail-in rebate. For this reasonable amount of cash you get hi-def video playback, WiFi connectivity, 8GB of microSD memory and a pretty...
Cellular South might not be a name that means much to you, but it’s a pretty important carrier that operates in the Mississippi area and the surrounding states. The company now offers the famous HTC Touch Diamond for $199.99 with a 2 year contract, or without a commitment for $449.99. Turns out that the American carrier also has a couple of new...
Verizon plans to introduce the Nationwide Connect Plan starting with the 16th of November. Just as many times before an important announcement, the operator has been leaking information related to this new offer they will have for their clients. The plan involves unlimited data and email, unlimited messaging (SMS and MMS) and unlimited mobile-to-mobile...
Vodafone has just announced a new product plus services, the USB Stick Pro, which reaches speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps via the carrier’s HSDPA network. Vodafone claims that this is the fastest mobile broadband offer in the UK. Rest assured that download speeds range from 1 to 5 Mbps, while uploads will reach an average of 1 Mbps. You can buy this...
First things first! Pre-order the BlackBerry Storm online right now and get it on November 11, or around that date, but only if you’re in the UK. The offers are varied enough to keep anyone interested, even if their budget is low or sky high. You can buy a BlackBerry Storm via Vodafone for about $495 with a 12 month contract starting at $64 per...
Vodafone recently started selling the hot BlackBerry Storm handset in the UK for free, but with a contract that keeps the carrier happy and running. Verizon plans a similar move for the US, or so claim the latest rumours. The Storm costs about $500 without a plan, so it would be a wallet killer to buy during this economical depression. Analysts say...
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