Rumor
Verizon wants to make changes in wireless plans
Written by admin on Sunday, January 17, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: Announcements, Rumor, Verizon Tags: 3G, Alias, Bubbles, Chocolate Touch, Current, Customer Relations, Feature Phones, Joke, Lg Chocolate, Mobile Plans, Motorola, Nokia, Press Release, Samsung, Sprint, T-mobile, Texting, Verizon, Verizon Wireless, Wireless Verizon
Rumor has been going around lately that Verizon Wireless was about to change up its wireless plans. Looks like Verizon is tired of the rumors, and has issued a press release detailing the changes that are about to go in effect on Monday January 18. The changes are mixed, some being welcome changes, some seeming to almost be a step backwards in terms of customer relations.
The first big change for Verizon is the introduction of new Unlimited Talk and Unlimited Talk & Text plans. The plans will cost $69.99 and $89.99 per month, respectively. Those plans will allow for unlimited calling to anyone, and unlimited texting to anyone, possibly eliminating the annoying calling bubbles the current plans provide. The family plans for each will cost $119.99 for Unlimited Talk and $149.99 for Unlimited Talk & Text, which includes the first two lines.
Windows Mobile 6.6, one more step and get to 7
Written by admin on Friday, January 15, 2010 | No Comments
Categories: Rumor, Windows Mobile Tags: Feet, Market Share, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mobile World, Native Support, Networking, Operating System, Patience, Rage, Telephony, Windows Support, World Congress
Microsoft is playing with the patience of users waiting to see how great will be Windows Mobile 7, but also runs its market share from under his feet. To us as if in rage, up to version number 7, who should be the big upgrade for this operating system, Microsoft will release Windows Mobile 6.6.
According to rumors, Windows Mobile 6.6 would be officially launched in February at Mobile World Congress, the largest telephony and networking fair. This version is a minor update which will only pave the way for Windows Mobile 7. Main novelty brought by Windows Mobile 6.6 is native support for touchscreen capacitive sites.
If you ever felt jealous of your friends on Sprint using the LG Rumor, the LG KS360 looks to be a GSM variant aimed at a similar audience. With Communicasia 2008 now taking place in Singapore, LG has unveiled a Triband GSM GPRS/EDGE QWERTY slider that looks very reminiscent of the LG Rumor here in the States made famous by Sprint. With a 2.4 inches screen running at 240 x 320 pixels, the LG KS360 is set to only release in Asia. Although the device will only be available in Asia initially, recent FCC filing and approvals should take care of any requirements preventing a US launch later this year.
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