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January 12, 2007

Cingular goes bye-bye on Monday

Yuck, it’s official that it’s happening much sooner than many expected: According the the Wall Street Journal, AT&T is killing the Cingular brand as of Monday January 15th. What a terrible mistake in my opinion! “AT&T” is so 20th century. It just smacks of back-astardness to me. Makes me want to change carriers just to […]

January 11, 2007

Early customer buzz on the iPhone

A Cingular sales rep named Danny Orange posted to The Boy Genius Report yesterday about what he’s hearing from customers on the iPhone. This launch will be huge. I am a cingular sales rep and all we heard all day today were customers coming in and asking questions about the iphone. Many of the customers […]

January 9, 2007

The Apple iPhone lives

The speculation and rumors and leaks were basically right: Steve Jobs has announced the Apple iPhone. (Click here to discuss in the BillDay.com iPhone forum) Touch screen tech known as “multi-touch”, uses your finger, almost entire front of device is screen 3.5 inch 480 x 320 widescreen, 160ppi 11.6mm thick, “thinner than the Q and […]

September 17, 2005

ROKR, meet Nano

Following up on my ongoing love affair with cellpods: Apple and Moto recently launched the ROKR line of cellpods with ROKR E1, the world’s first iTunes enabled cellpod. This much anticipated gadget promises basic iPod playback functionality built into an entry level but functional GSM-based, Bluetooth-enabled cellcam. On the surface this seems to be a […]

February 8, 2005

Two months of LG L1400 use is enough

I’ve been using the LG L1400 for the last couple of months and I’m longing to have a Series 60 or at least MIDP 2 powerhouse back as my main mobile. Stacked against the L1400 for developers: You can’t test any ideas you might have for Nokia’s new Python implementation. No MIDP 2 support severely […]

January 20, 2005

Sharpening the (somewhat dull) Razr edge

BusinessWeek reports on Motorola’s plans to produce a line of handsets based upon the Razr V3. In case you somehow missed it (I’m not sure how you could have if you’re in the US and watch television, because Cingular carpet bombed the airwaves with Razr ads over the holidays), the V3 is a new top […]

November 26, 2004

My new LG L1400

In leaving Nokia, I had to give up my company owned 7610. This was a sad day indeed because it is a truly fantastic device IMO, but on the other hand losing the 7610 also presented me with an opportunity to revisit which features are most important to me and which handsets on the US […]

July 19, 2004

Portability, not-so-smortability?

I helped someone switch carriers from Cingular to AT&T Wireless this week and I have to say it went fairly smoothly. She ordered her new phone and GSM service from the AT&T Wireless business web site on Wednesday, had the phone and SIM on Friday, and had her number successfully moved, her new phone activated, […]