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Confirmed: Lots of Folks Are “Forgetting” to Turn Off Their Phones Before Takeoff
Three in 10 admit to accidentally leaving a device on, while plenty of others are turning their devices to “airplane mode” rather than off.
AT&T’s New Aio Prepaid Brand Takes a Page From T-Mobile’s Playbook
The prepaid brand is launching in three cities, with plans ranging from $35 to $70 per month.
T-Mobile CEO: iPhone on MetroPCS Possible, but Not Imminent
In the meantime, expect MetroPCS to aggressively expand to new cities this year.
Mobile Goes Global
From New York City today and tomorrow, D: Dive Into Mobile puts top execs onstage for their perspective on the global mobile scene.
Verizon Customers Will Have to Wait Full Two Years for That Phone Upgrade
Verizon is phasing out a program that let customers on a two-year contract upgrade their phone after 20 months.
Alcatel One Touch Nabs Samsung Veteran to Bolster U.S. Ranks
Steve Cistulli, a 20-year product-development veteran, will serve as senior VP of North America for the Chinese phone maker.
Sprint’s Virgin Mobile Offers $100 for T-Mobile Customers Looking to Switch
The Sprint-owned prepaid brand is hoping to woo T-Mobile customers with what it says is a better no-contract option.
One in Five BlackBerry 10 Apps Is Really an Android App
The Canadian phone maker has an emulation engine designed as a half-measure for companies not yet committed to writing a native BB10 app.
Sony’s High-End Xperia ZL Comes to U.S. at a Hefty $719
The Japanese phone maker is bringing the five-inch phone to the U.S., but without the carrier subsidy needed to bring the device to the mainstream market.
Galaxy S III, iPhone Users Not So Different After All
Hey, iPhone and Galaxy lovers: Hate all you want, you’re all just the same. That’s the conclusion of a new study surveying owners of the two leading smartphones.