Telus teasing a June 8 launch — the HTC Triumph, perhaps?
So the popular rumor going around at the moment is that Telus is on the verge of releasing a Canada-flavored HTC Desire rebranded as the "Triumph," which seems pretty reasonable considering that the carrier has made no effort to launch the Nexus One and undoubtedly wants to pimp as many awesome phones as it can right now to drum up usage of its nascent HSPA network. This all lines up nicely with the fact that Telus' home page is now teasing an "unleashing" on June 8, less than two weeks from today.
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone, nexus one Tags: Contract Price, desire, engadget-mobile, entry, htc, moment, result, telus, triumph, verge
Samsung Seek a dirt-cheap touchphone for Sprint?
Regardless of market segment, touch is all the rage these days, which means it's difficult for carriers to ignore it -- even in the cheapest corners of its product range. Word on the street is that Sprint will be shoring up its ultra-cheap touch offerings next month with the introduction of the Samsung Seek, a 2.6-inch QVGA piece with a meager 1.3 megapixel cam, microSD memory expansion, and not bloody much else. Color choices will be "Scarlet," "Cool Blue," and -- later on, if you want to hold out for the special edition -- "Fantasy Pink." This is all hearsay at this point, but the phone seems real enough with the FCC passage of a phone bearing the same model number a few months back, and we're hearing talk of a blockbuster $30 contract price -- not bad for a phone that almost looks mid- to high-end if you squint and forget the spec sheet for a moment.
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: blockbuster, Choices, contract, Contract Price, engadget, hearsay, mobile, offerings, phone, samsung, samsung-seek, special-edition, sph-m350, touchscreen
HTC – Most Prolific Smartphone Manufacturer? – Justin's Blog
So I have a theory.. that HTC has the most smartphones available on the market today, with a myriad of possible combinations
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HTC Droid Eris drops to $30 at Walmart – PhoneDog Cell Phone News …
Despite it not being a "Black Friday" deal per-se, Walmart (through Let's Talk, their wireless partner) is offering the HTC Droid Eris for $30 after a $149 instant discount on a new two-year agreement. The offer rivals Best Buy's $99 ...
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HTC offers $100 incentive for new smartphone purchases – PhoneDog …
All holiday shopping estimates are pointing to smartphones as the device of choice, and like any manufacturer, HTC wants to get in on the action. The company is offering a $100 check (via mail) to anyone that purchases an eligible HTC ...
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How can I get the new blackberry storm at the 2yr contract price?
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I have verizon and I got the blackberry curve 4 months ago. I have had so many problems with the phone that I’ve had it replaced 3 times already. I am having problems with my 4th one, and I am fed up and don’t want a new curve. I want the new storm with the new system, but I don’t want to pay for the full price. Is there any way I get the 2yr contract price, even though I just started a new contract a few months ago?
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I have verizon and I got the blackberry curve 4 months ago. I have had so many problems with the phone that I’ve had it replaced 3 times already. I am having problems with my 4th one, and I am fed up and don’t want a new curve. I want the new storm with the new system, but I don’t want to pay for the full price. Is there any way I get the 2yr contract price, even though I just started a new contract a few months ago?
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Categories: BlackBerry Tags: Blackberry Curve, Contract Price, verizon