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Iphone 3gs vrs PRE
Pre beats iPhone 3GS in 2 of 3 speed tests
Do you know someone who has the need for speed? If so, they'd better get a ...
Re: "Over the next six months or so you will see devices like Palm Pre and a second generation Stor
... America?...pretty sure Palm will make money on any and every Pre sell around the world which is a much much larger scale than the 3 ...
Re: NO COLD SALES ON INITIAL LAUNCH....SPRINT STORES WILL HAVE MORE THAN 3RD PARTY
... limitations that Palm has put on them....and that would be a shame as well because Sprint was a loyal supporter of Palm phones when Palm ...
Good if in Includes Hotsopt like Pre+ does
... the genuine palm chargers. Not sure if this is a problem with touchstone but certainly when you plug it in directly. ...
Re: Palm Pre and iPhone will NOT matter on VZW
... set by Palm. Sprint and Palm are already expecting a complete sell out of devices.
after using an iphone, storm and playing with the pre, palm ...
Re: Palm is going down...
... carry a Palm Pre, HTC Hero and BB Storm, the Pre is by far the easiest and most untuitive of the three phones I own. ...
Between the Incredible and the Pre Plus
... a strong Palm opponent over the years... OK, so maybe it's one of my few hot button items. I can't STAND Palm, and of ...
Palm OS emulator for Palm Pre
... for the Palm Pre to be able to run Palm OS. I thought I'd pass this along. I'd be interested in your experience. ...
Do you really?
... you think Palm has a comparable App store you're delusional- I own AND develop for a Pre and it's downright lonely in there. Same with ...
History is repeating itself... The Death of Palm
... time when Palm and RIM dominated the Smartphones. But they both did too little too late they felt they were too big and successful to ...
Palm attempting a comeback with Verizon?
... and the Palm Pre 2(?!?)
Now, i knew about the droid devices being released, but hadn't heard anything about a new Palm. Coincidentally a Palm ...
Re: Bluetooth and Palm Tungsten E
... have a palm T3, and have successfully link the two together. You have to click on the phone setup program on the palm, since ...
i phone 4 availability
IRU & SB Mobility Customer Care Product & Offer Solutions June 7, 2010
iPhone Daily Digest
Daily Information You Need to Know Regarding iPhone
AT&T Statement on iPhone 4 Availability
AT&T announced today we are on-track to deliver iPhone 4 to customers who preordered the device on June 15.We look forward to offering iPhone 4 to all other customers beginning Tuesday, June 29, when it goes on sale in all AT&T sales channels.
Here are a few guidelines for customers buying iPhone 4 from AT&T:
· Preordered for home or business delivery: iPhone 4 will begin arriving this week for customers who preordered. We’ll send an email when each order has shipped.
· Preordered for store delivery: AT&T retail representatives will begin calling customers this week to let them know their iPhone 4 is available for pick up in store.
· Retail purchase (no preorder): AT&T plans to have iPhone 4 inventory – available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last – on June 29 in its retail locations, at www.att.com, and in business sales channels. As inventory sells out, AT&T will offer the convenient option of purchasing iPhone 4 and having it delivered to a home or business or an AT&T store. As always, customers will receive an email once their order is placed, and again when it ships.
Why is AT&T waiting until June 29th to sell devices in store?
Due to the extraordinary demand for iPhone 4 during pre-orders, all of our initial inventory will be used to fulfill those pre-orders from customers. We will have additional inventory available for our sales channels to be able to sell on June 29th.
Why isn’t AT&T doing pre-orders anymore?
Due to the extraordinary demand for iPhone 4, during pre-orders, all of our initial inventory will be used to fulfill those pre-orders from customers.
Exception: CRU Contracted customers are able to pre-order through Phoenix and Premier. Refer to the Pre-Order communication that went out earlier today for more information on pre-orders for CRU Contracted customers.
I know I can walk into a store on June 29th to buy a phone, but can I go online or call in to order iPhone 4 sooner than that?
Beginning June 29th, customers can go to a retail location, online at att.com, or call into their usual sales channels to order iPhone 4 for shipping to their home/business or to the store for pickup. Orders for iPhone 4 will not resume before June 29th.
To be continued....
Re: Nice!
T Bone said:
There's a bit more to it than better phones, you actually do get a better network with superior coverage on a post paid account than you do on a pre-paid account....
That, my friend, is an ASSumption, especially when you state it in the all-inclusive tone that you do.
I will show an example to prove my point, and I will use T-Mobile.
Post Paid:
Samsung Galaxy S III Pebble Blue 32 GB
$329.99 after $50 mail-in rebate, I will assume $329.99, 2 year contract required.
Qualifying Plan:
Classic Unlimited™ Bundle with Data, includes unlimited talk, unlimited text, unlimited data with first 2gb at 4G speed at a cost of $79.99 per month.
24 months x 79.99 per month = 1919.76, plus 329.99 cost of phone = total of 2249.75 over two years.
Pre-Paid:
Samsung Galaxy S III Pebble Blue 32 GB
$679.99 possible $50 mail-in rebate, I will assume $679.99, no year contract required.
Qualifying Plan:
Monthly4G, includes unlimited talk, unlimited text, unlimited data with first 2gb at 4G speed at a cost of $60 per month.
24 months x 60 per month = 1440.00, plus 679.99 cost of phone = total of 2119.99 over two years.
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With T-Mobile, you can basically pick any plan on post-paid and see an identical allotment plan on pre-paid for $20/month less. That's a $480 difference over two years. So, just add $480 to the contract price of the phone, and you will find you've actually paid more using a post-paid plan.
In this example, I chose a pre-paid and post paid plan that included identical usage allotments, and compared the cost of the phone at full retail price which you can walk into any retail store and purchase at full price, over the course of 2 years you actually saved $129.76 by going pre-paid over post paid, by choosing the exact same phone.
Now, on the Monthly4G plans and the traditional post paid plans, I would invite you to look at coverage. If you can find an address that is not covered on the pre-paid that is on the post paid, please post that address. I can verify that that particular plan will roam onto the AT&T network where T-Mobile coverage is unavailable, such as using 'service partner' coverage in the Dakotas. T-Mobile also allows WiFi calling on their pre-paid Monthly4G plans, and I can verify that my GPS-based apps, calling, and texting all worked in an area of zero cellular coverage from any carrier with no problem and at no extra charge. The only drawback I found was that certain plan add-ons were not available on pre-paid when they were on post paid.
Re: Catching Up
you havnt needed to use wifi for the activation in a couple yrs buddy. iphones activate over cellular connection just like android and windows phone,
That's true but i'm talking about activating pre-paid phones, I'm sorry I should have made that clear.
Specifically I am talking about activating pre-paid iPhones on Straight Talk, Tracfone and Net10...and pre-paid iPhones absolutely, positively, 100% MUST be activated using WiFi and cannot be activated any other way, because there is no 'cellular service' available until AFTER the activation is completed.
That's the funny way that pre-paid service works.
There is nothing to activating a post paid phone, you push a button the computer screen, service is activated, and then begin activation of the phone.
But with pre-paid it's different....with pre-paid, you have to activate the phone first, and only then, after the phone is activated, do you get service.
Pre-paid activations are backwards, that's what makes activation of a pre-paid iPhone such a hassle.
Re: Pre - Hero - Moment?
... slim until Palm gives the developers more than CSS and JavaScript to work with.
The Moment's strengths are it's faster CPU than the Hero ,it's Landscape ...
Pre May 17th release??
... have the Palm Pre in hand for training, there's word from all sides that Sprint has put a vacation blackout on the month of May ...
Re: Plam had...
... Why would palm want to take a chance knowing that?
For all I know Verizon passed on the iPhone and passed on the Pre. ...
There is no such thing as 'too late'
... was that Palm had decided to offer it as an exclusive on Sprint, which besides being too small a carrier was also a CDMA carrier, ...
Best Buy to trial launch Palm Pre on June 7th?
... jour, the Palm Pre. Here we go — according to our ninja, Best Buy will be getting its hands on a limited inventory of Pre ...
