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Layoff Watch: AT&T
AT&T announced today that it plans to cut 1.5 percent of its workforce, in response to "a sluggish U.S. economy". The cuts will focus primarily on management and other "areas that have little
... Read more...AT&T gets HTC Tilt
HTC's tilting Windows Mobile device, the appropriately-named Tilt, has been floating around for a while now but this is the first time we've seen it all dressed up in its AT&T finest and ready... Read more...
How to: Make the most of the BlackBerry outage
Lost valuable mobile working time due to last week's BlackBerry outage? All is not lost: if you're a Cingular customer,
Verizon gets BlackBerry 8830 World Phone
If you're a serious business traveler, chances are that you have to bid a tearful goodbye to a loved one before going abroad: your BlackBerry. Unless you use a GSM network like Cingular's, your
... Read more...Rumor: iPhone battery only lasts 40 minutes
It seems like MarketWatch columnist John C. Dvorak doesn't like the iPhone. Or maybe he just likes all the attention he gets for slamming the much-drooled-over device? Whatever his
... Read more...DST change: phone woes now, apocalypse later
Unless you've been living under a rock this past week (and not reading DailyTechRag whilst under that rock, for shame), you'll likely know that
Motorola Q q9 coming soon to AT&T?
There's not much to go on here aside from a grainy image and some rumors but Engadget claims that Motorola's Q q9 smartphone is coming soon to a Cingular AT&T
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Verizon passed on the iPhone, fame and fortune
According to a report in USA Today, Verizon Wireless, then the nation's largest wireless carrier, was offered the iPhone almost two years ago and passed. Verizon was apparently uncomfortable with the amount of control that Apple demanded over hardware sales and support, not to mention the fact that Steve and friends wanted a cut of service fees as well. "They would have been stepping in between us and our customers to the point where we would have almost had to take a back …
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