While Palm announced yesterday that its Treo Pro will be coming to Sprint on March 15, Alltel Wireless announced a day later, though it gets the device first. The number five US mobile operator, now owned by Verizon, began offering the 3G Windows Mobile 6.1 Treo today as a web site-only purchase. As with Sprint, Alltel's Treo Pro will cost $199.99 with a two-year contract and related rebates.
Similar to how Google successfully remolded RSS into a Google tool, the company now wants to remold Gmail into one big Google party
UPDATED Though the support line had been set up for shipping, it now appears Google personnel are happy to hear technical concerns.
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Weaning itself from the post office as its main means of video transfer, Netflix would like someone to ensure the Internet remains just as unencumbered.
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Today, Nvidia announced that its Optimus technology for GPU switching will soon be available in a handful of Asus notebooks.
Google has lowered the Nexus One's early termination fees which were twice as high as the norm.
It's a mobile broadband hotspot, but it's for use in the home.
A new study says streaming video is "the single most influential factor driving the need for increased mobile network capacity."
If you're still afflicted with the 3G flip-flop trouble, then you might consider moving. That appears to be the only suggestion Google can give for now.
"Answer engine" Wolfram|Alpha has updated its iPhone/iPod Touch app, harnessing the strength of the virtual keyboard.
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I'd imagine most people are waiting to see if they like the Palm Pre, not this phone with a smaller display and a Microsoft OS.
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Way to show up to the game late just to go and sit on the side line.
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How underwhelming.
Now a market consisting of all 27 people will be faced with the conundrum of which phone to buy.
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