Verizon is ready to release the UM150 USB modem that will allow mobile broadband access. The device is compatible with Mac OS X and Windows (Vista, XP and 2000) operating system. The download speeds will hit a maximum of 600kbps-1.4mbps, with upload speeds ranging from 500kbps-800kbp and the connection will rely on Verizon’s EVDO Rev. A network. Priced at $79.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate, the modem comes with a retractable antenna, a Y-shaped extension cable and a microSD slot for mass storage capabilities. It also requires a two-year agreement at $59.99/month.
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by Alexander on August 11, 2007
In the next couple months, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and AT&T will be offering the Motorola RAZR 2 V9m. The new RAZR phone will feature a huge external display, touch controls, expandable memory, Bluetooth A2DP and a 2 Megapixel camera. Sprint will be getting the EVDO version on August 22nd and Verizon will be getting the EVDO version in early September. AT&T will be getting the HSDPA version in early September. Keep an eye out.
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by Johan on January 8, 2007
Here is the latest cell phone from LG, the LG-VX9400, which supports the MediaFLO (equivalent to the DMB, 1Seg or DVB-H). The phone also features a 1.3MP digicam, an MP3 player, and Bluetooth technology. It will be sold in the US via the Verizon network and will use the CDMA network. More images after the jump!
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by Johan on December 30, 2006
Verizon Wireless released the new LG enV (VX9900) commercial videos. Just a recap, the handset features a 2.0MP shooter, Bluetooth connectivity, miniSD card slot, and a host of productivity applications. Watch the videos after the break!
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