Last night was all about the launch of Verizon’s Droid, which proved to be a disappointment, as far as the public interest was concerned. The Engadget editors visited San Francisco and Albany and discovered very short lines in front of the stores selling Motorola Droid. Some even claim that lines were bigger for BlackBerry Storm, not to mention...
An excellent Wired.com article reveals why Nokia handsets get no love in the US, providing 7 reasons for their lack of popularity in the States. We’re dealing with a country where Nokia’s market share is declining, down to 8% in 2008, from 15%, 2 years ago. Among these reasons there’s the fact that Nokia is a weak brand in the US,...
The great day has arrived and Palm Pre is now finally available through Sprint for $199.99 with a 2 year contract, or for $549.99 free of commitment. Of course the queues and impatient public made the Pre inventory get depleted pretty fast, so it’s very unlikely that you’ll find any units now. Some of the stores will be getting new ones...
Palm Pre should be launched any minute now and each Sunday (the traditional Sprint launch day) is a reason for Pre fans to fret. Now, word’s out that some Sprint advocate store might have already received Palm Pre units. Pics showing Sprint employees handling the new smartphone have surfaced on the Internet and there are already reviews posted...
The G1 phone will start selling this Wednesday at a discounted price, according to statements from within Wal-Mart. Not the most glamorous beginning for Google’s phone, but surely an accessible one over US territory. How can we be picky on the store as long as the G1 handset will be selling for a discount price so soon since its release? The device...
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