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Why would anyone want to limit their iphone?

EVO View Tablet 4G

An Unparalleled Tablet Experience

HTC EVO View 4G brings the best of the EVO experience to a tablet design with a 7-inch touchscreen, 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and latest version of HTC Sense. It will launch with an Android 2.3 operating system (Gingerbread) with a future update to Android 3.0 (Honeycomb). As the perfect combination e-reader, media player and  portable computing device, HTC EVO View 4G offers a premium  entertainment experience with HD-like quality video and a rich web-browsing experience with the ability to browse the web on  Flash-enabled sites.  Rate plans for the HTC EVO View start as low as $19.99 per month for up to 1Gig of 3G/4G data.

Put this one on the list for christmas , right below an ipad.  ipad is still  the best tab out there but for 500 bucks plus… pricey… The 7 inch tab market will boom this year as 200 price range for this evo view and other 7 inch tab will give apple a run for their money.

Get the EVO tab now from Sprint.

The best 7 inch android tablet - sense UI rules

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ipad app break

The mobile cribb will begin a series of ipad app entries to highlight cool apps for the ipad. This week we feature a few suggested apps from summer webisodes of ipad today. Thanks Leo and Sara!  www.twit.tv.  Getting caught up my tech podcasts from the year.

Diptic – photography app

NatureSpace – meditation and space music app

National Geographic – top 50 photos – nat geo photo app

Epson Iprint – printer app from ipad to printer

Bing – search engine app

Atari’s greatest hits – classic gaming app

Pinboard

Instapaper

SkyGrid – news aggregator

Starbucks card mobile

Sound Hound

Mega weather clock – time and weather app

Google Reader –  googles book and reading app

Slingbox – tv recording and watch back app

Tiny Planet Photos – photography app

InstaGallery – instagram feeder app

News.me – news aggregator

Pinboard – bookmark favorites app

Qwiki – wiki search and render topics app

 

for more ipad apps checkout the apple store

iphone coming to Sprint!

It’s official, iphone is coming to Sprint. Sprint confirmed that unlimited data pricing plans will be available for its October 14 launch of the iPhone. New and existing customers can pre-order iPhone 4S beginning on Friday, October 7 at 12:01 AM PST. Beginning today, iPhone 4 with iOS 5 is available for just $99.99 through www.sprint.com/iphone.

What does the "s" stand for in the new iphone 4s? Sprint!

“Our unlimited data plans are the perfect fit for iPhone customers,” said Sprint CEO Dan Hesse. “Sprint’s unlimited data plans provide more value than metered plans from other carriers. Our customers can take advantage of the innovative features of iPhone without worrying about overage charges or surprises on their bill.”

Here are the prices for Sprint’s iPhone products:

iPhone 4S with 16GB will cost $199.99
iPhone 4S with 32GB will cost $299.99
iPhone 4S with 64GB will cost $399.99
iPhone 4 with 8GB will cost $99.99

(These prices require a new-line activation or eligible upgrade and two-year agreement.)

All iPhone models will be available to new and existing customers in all Sprint retail stores, www.sprint.com, and 1-800-SPRINT1 as well as select additional Sprint retail channels. Sprint retail stores will open at 8:00 AM local time on Friday, October 14 for customers to get a jump-start on buying iPhone 4S with Sprint’s unlimited data experience.

iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 require activation on one of the Sprint Everything plans with Any Mobile, AnytimeSM, including unlimited data, texting and calling to and from any mobile phone in America while on the Sprint Network. With Sprint’s unlimited data plans, customers don’t have to worry about throttling or surprises on their monthly bill due to data overage charges like they might with tiered data plans from other carriers.

Plans start at just $69.99 per month plus the required $10 Premium Data add-on charge. Sprint’s Simply Everything Plan is the only plan from a national carrier to offer truly unlimited calling, data and text for just $99.99 per month plus the required $10 Premium Data add-on charge. The Mobile Hotspot option will be available for an additional $29.99 per month supporting up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices simultaneously. (Pricing excludes taxes and surcharges.)

Plan – 450
$69.99 plus $10 Premium Data add-on

Plan – 900
$89.99 plus $10 Premium Data add-on

Plan – Unlimited (Simply Everything)
$99.99 plus $10 Premium Data add-on

Why Sprint for iPhone 4S? That’s Simple!

UNLIMITED DATA: With Sprint’s unlimited data plans, customers don’t have to worry about throttling or surprises on their monthly bill due to data overage charges like they might with tiered data plans from other carriers.
READY NOW EXPERIENCE: iPhone customers will have access to Sprint’s Ready Now service where trained retail associates will work one-on-one with customers to personalize their iPhone and set up features like e-mail, web and apps before leaving the store.
COMMITTED TO SERVICE: Sprint was unbeaten among major wireless carriers for customer satisfaction according to results from the 2011 American Customer Satisfaction Index. Sprint leads all national competitors in both call satisfaction and first call resolution, two key metrics in the overall quality of customer service.

For more information on iPhone 4S, please visit www.apple.com or sprint.com/iphone

Samsung Galaxy II on Sprint

Ok the new Samsung products are looking pretty cool. Sprint be the first in the U.S. to launch a Samsung Galaxy S II product with the Sept. 16 availability of Epic 4G Touch. This is Sprint’s 27th 4G-capable device, Epic 4G Touch boasts a 4.52-inch Super AMOLED Plus touchscreen and one of the industry’s fastest dual-core processors, the new Samsung Exynos. Epic 4G Touch will cost just $199.99 (excluding taxes) with a new two-year service agreement or eligible upgrade. It’ll be available beginning Sept. 16 in all Sprint Sales channels. Beginning today, customers can pre-order at any participating Sprint Store with the purchase of a $50 Sprint gift card. Customers who pre-order Epic 4G Touch will have their name added to the Device Wait List and be contacted to set up an appointment to complete their Epic 4G Touch purchase beginning on Friday, Sept. 16. Visit www.sprint.com/epictouch for more information.

Epic 4G Touch is one of the thinnest smartphones, measuring just .38-inch thick, and features a brilliant Super AMOLED Plus touchscreen display. It is built on Android 2.3, Gingerbread, and powered by one of the fastest dual-core processors available, along with the blazing-fast Sprint 4G speeds on America’s Favorite 4G Network. Epic 4G Touch requires activation on one of the Sprint Everything Data plans starting at $69.99 per month plus a required $10 per month Premium Data add-on charge for smartphones. The Mobile Hotspot option is available for an additional $29.99 per month supporting up to eight Wi-Fi enabled devices simultaneously (pricing excludes taxes and surcharges).

Samsung Epic 4 touch

As if it could not get any better Samsung is also launching the Galaxy Note. A galaxy phone at a tablet size…5.3 screen! this thing is insanely big. Should hit europe and then america probably early next year.

sprint biz 360

Sprint’s new campaign came out this week to provide Solutions to Small Business. Sprint Biz360 is a concept for providing products and services that fit together to meet your business needs. Check out the new sprint.com/biz360 site for solutions to fit your needs today. Check out www.sprint.com/biz360 for more online information.

Motorola Xprt

The MOTOROLA XPRT is part business, part casual. It’s an elegant and efficient smartphone that helps you stay productive at work, but also knows when it’s time to play. MOTOROLA XPRT has an optimized portrait-oriented QWERTY keyboard measuring 54x27mm for optimal one or two handed use, and with a large 3.1-inch touchscreen display, you can get the job done even faster.

true unlimited access

In Sprint’s new TV commercial, the carrier points out that AT&T Mobility and Verizon “charge you extra for going over 2 GB of data.” “T-Mobile claims they’re unlimited, but use your phone a lot, and they slow down your data speed,” according to Sprint’s ad. “With Sprint, you don’t get charged extra, you don’t slow down.” Sprint will run the ads will run across TV (both broadcast and cable), print and online nationally. The new unlimited ads are an extension of the carrier’s “All. Together. Now.” tagline and ad campaign.AT&T last year implemented tiered pricing for its smartphone data services, and Verizon enacted a similar scheme last week; both carriers levy additional fees on customers who surpass their monthly data thresholds. T-Mobile USA doesn’t charge overage fees, but the carrier does throttle users’ data speeds down to an EDGE, or 2G, experience of around 100 Kbps or less when they go over their allotments.

iphone 5 rumors

iphone 5 rumors are continuing to swirl around. The breakdown is documented via infographic but the skinny shapes up to be:

•White models: It is highly probable that the iPhone 5 will be available in white.
•A5 processor: Revealed at the iPad 2 launching, the iPhone 5 will have the A5 processor.
•Bigger screen: The screen could measure between four and five inches.
•Better camera: The iPhone 5 could include an 8 megapixel digital camera or more.
•More RAM: The iPhone 5 could include 1 GB RAM.
•Enhanced voice controls: With the new iOS 5, the existing voice controls could be enhanced and new ones added.
•NFC technology: Whether it is to pay or to get access to your Apple accounts from any Mac, it could include the NFC technology.
•CDMA technology: As it is already the case for the CDMA iPhone 4, an iPhone 5 model equipped with a CDMA chip is highly possible.

The rumor probability matrix...

Via The Atlantic

iphone, android or blackberry…which one are you?

Ha this is a great cartoon saw it being shared on facebook. Too funny. I love the iphone user from an android user point of view.

I'm definitly the Android man.

Credit
http://www.csectioncomics.com/2010/11/iphone-vs-android-vs-blackberry.html