Breaking: Samsung Galaxy S III review
Get your BlackBerry fix here
Comment
Posers! :)
about 21 hours ago on Mayor of New Jersey town arrested with son for hacking into detractor's website
Wonder if Nikon will use black tape to fix the problem as Canon did?
22 days ago on Nikon acknowledges D4 and D800 freezing issues, is currently working on a fix
I can’t believe th@!
22 days ago on Ray Tomlinson, the inventor of email: 'I see email being used, by and large, exactly the way I envisioned'
I think it would be the same for capped date plan as well… AT&T isn’t the lone bad guy here. But it is a great example.
23 days ago on Tethering outrage: Blackberry or any smartphone
Hmmm… it still sounds too self-serving to Facebook. I understand there is real need for organ donors. The first place to look for a donor should not be Facebook, regardless of how many people use it.
25 days ago on Mark Zuckerberg announces organ donation feature for Facebook, inspired by Steve Jobs 1 reply
I was a late comer to the smartphone/BlackBerry game so my first BB was a 8820, a solidly-built phone if I ever saw.
29 days ago on What was your first BlackBerry?
I can’t get over this rant yet: The wireless carriers are also dragging their heels when it comes to stopping spam text messages. The AT&T phone rep suggested I replied to opt out. My response to that was they would know my number was good. I also mentioned the fact if I didn’t have a text plan, AT&T would charge me .20 per text. If I replied to opt out, that would be an extra .40 to AT&T. This is why the carriers are dragging their heels, they are making profit from these texts, regardless if these are spam. The rep also suggested a webpage to customize my messages: http://mymessages.wireless.att.com. This is only to customize email spam. The site explicitly states that wireless numbers cannot be blocked.
30 days ago on Tethering outrage: Blackberry or any smartphone
