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Nokia 3G Booklet For $299.99 This Holiday Season
Nokia jumped into the booklet market during the Nokia world event and now it has come up with a Holiday season off on its 3G booklet in partnership with AT&T, Best Buy and Microsoft.No Comments | Read More | Tweet This
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AT&T Sues Verizon, Conficker is Back, File Shares Hide Online Identities, Apple Rejects App for Using “iPhone”, PayPal in 24 Currencies [WUITW]
What's up in Tech World Today? AT&T Sues Verizon over "There's a Map for That" ads. Conficker is Back affecting over 7 million PCs. File Shares Hide Online Identities while sharing file online. Apple Rejects App for Using “iPhone” in the app. PayPal is not available in 24 Currencies. Read More | Tweet This
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Nokia 3G Booklet For $299.99 This Holiday Season
Nokia jumped into the booklet market during the Nokia world event and now it has come up with a Holiday season off on its 3G booklet in partnership with AT&T, Best Buy and Microsoft. Read More | Tweet This
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Buy Refurbished 8 GB iPhone 3G for $49, 16GB iPhone for $99
You can buy a refurbished 8GB iPhone 3G for only $49. If you prefer a larger capacity device you can buy the 16GB iPhone 3G for $99. Read More | Tweet This
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AT&T Will Enable MMS on iPhone This Friday
On 25th September 2009 AT&T will enable iPhone users to send MMS to other users. Though iPhone has gone from 1G to 3G the MMS feature has been sorely missed by users, boon or bust only time will tell. Read More | Tweet This
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Apple In Trouble
The Federal Communication corporation, FCC, has asked Apple, AT&T the reasons for rejecting the applications submitted to App store. Also, FCC has asked Google to give in written the reply they received from Apple after rejecting the app. Read More | Tweet This




