27 April 2013
In addition, this is fraud because, even if you have to buy insurance when you purchase the phone, the phone is brand new unless Verizon is merchandising used phones. You should not have to buy insurance when the phone is brand new. This is deceit and a rip off by Verizon. When you get a [...]
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27 April 2013
I bought a Droid X from a Verizon dealer and within one year the phone blacked screen. I was unable to fix the problem so I told Verizon of the situation. They told me to contact the insurance company to have a new phone shipped to me. I contacted the insurance company several times with them [...]
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15 April 2013
If you’re currently in the smallest (and most fortunate) of minorities to have an HTC One for AT&T in your hands, then you might want to go about unlocking its bootloader while the getting is good. As it just so happens, a few lucky individuals have already done just that, and to prove it’s momentarily [...]
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15 April 2013
It’s Monday, and you know what that means; another Engadget HD Podcast. We hope you will join us live when the Engadget HD podcast starts recording at 8:30PM. If you’ll be joining us, be sure to go ahead and get ready by reviewing the list of topics after the break, then you’ll be ready to [...]
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15 April 2013
Google just shot out an email to folks who signed up for its Glass Explorers program at I/O last year, and it’s spreading word that Glass units have begun to roll off the production line for participants. The roughly 2,000 devs who pre-ordered the spectacles won’t be getting them all at once, however, as Page [...]
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15 April 2013
Due to Microsoft’s confirmation that support for its Silverlight plugin will end and the rise of plugin-free browsers, Netflix will eventually need to stream to PCs using something other than the tech it’s had in place since 2008.The company has already implemented one example of the technology for Samsung’s ARM Chromebooks, and plans to bring [...]
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15 April 2013
BLU Products most often draws attention by launching a smorgasbord of new phones. Today, the company is more interested in rethinking the devices it already has. Starting with a just-launced Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for the Vivo 4.3, the company is moving to stock Android for every new device and firmware upgrade in the [...]
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07 April 2013
Google I/O may still be a solid month away, but folks on Mountain View’s social network are already stumbling across leaks and notifications hinting at what might be in store. Google Play’s 4.0 redesign, for instance, briefly appeared on a YouTube employee’s profile before being deleted, matching the holo-themed leak we saw last month. The [...]
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22 March 2013
Julius Genachowski will be stepping down when he reaches the end of his term as FCC Chairman, according to a brief message on the FCC’s webpage. We’re expecting to hear more in a live announcement at 10am, but this was no big surprise: four-year terms are the norm for a chairman and it was widely [...]
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22 March 2013
A few weeks ago, the BBC began to ask “Where Next?” and just like magic, it’s now revealing its future direction. The corporation is commissioning its first strand of original dramas that’ll air exclusively on its iPlayer VOD service. The deal’s rather minor, given that it’ll feature six short films in two years that are [...]
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