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For those with cellphones… for those with computers… for those who use computer and cellphones to communicate on Verizon’s network, you’ll be very interested in this press release: Verizon is cranking network access speeds in certain areas to 4G. Some technical detail is below, but the short story is this: “The speeds are significantly faster than Verizon Wireless and other wireless providers’ current or promised 3G network speeds.”
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The below press release was sent to me by Verizon Wireless. If you’re interested in smartphones, you’ll be interested. If you’re interested in open-source operating systems like “Android”, or just what looks to be an extremely cool new cellphone, check it out.
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The below is a portion of a press release from Verizon about a new offering: the Verizon Wireless Smartphone Resource Center. One problem with smartphones is that, unless you’re a big tech geek, the devices are hard to figure out. Heck, they’re hard to figure out for the geeks sometimes, too. Hopefully, resources like this will give users access to smartphone tech support that’s better than just a level one support center (which handles simple requests, but often can’t provide phone-specific help).
Below is a press release from Verizon – for all those interested in 4G cellphone applications
