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Stocks mean that you're a part owner in the company: 1) If the company does well, you (usually) get dividends depending on how much of the company you own. 2) If the company looks like it'll do well, you will want to own part of the company. The more people want to buy a company, the...

It's pretty well known that T-Mobile is the weakest of the carriers in both speed and coverage, which is why it has the fewest subscribers of the top 4 companies in the US.

Well, let's see.... your phone is much cheaper than a GPS device, so you've already saved money there. Second, I bet there's a ton of features that the phone GPS offers that your nav unit doesn't -- sync with your address book, for one -- I have friends who have contacts with business addresses...

You'll have to ask them reps, I don't have any idea, though when I did ask in the past they said no trade-ins..... I don't know if the 8830 is really all that better than the 8703e. I bet if anything the 8830 is more expensive than the 8703e.

I heard that they are selling blackberry 8830's with Sprint with a $29.99/month plan, but I don't see anything on SprintRelaySupport.com.SprintRelaySupport.com. I would suggest that if you want a 8830, that you contact your Sprint Relay rep at Sprint Relay Support Center. And I know the GPS...

No, those are illegal. People have placed them, but the day someone tries to make an emergency call and gets blocked due to those scramblers, they're gonna get sued and the caller will win. And there's no way in heck a signal can be placed within 3 feet -- 30 feet, yes, 60-100 feet is more...

Oooh, the guy who was on the wheelie bike ended up UNDER the other guy's bike. That's why everyone rushed to the bike at the end, then the video cuts off.

Err, you're giving your personal information to the person on the other end of the call, what trust do you have in them in the first place, eh? The point's moot -- there are laws against relay operators using your personal information. Just like there are laws against fraud. So you're safe...

We don't know when they'll determine if the rates will go up or down, but for the meantime, it's staying the same rate as last year. In the past, the FCC has adjusted them within a few months.

The iPhone is exclusive to AT&T for 5 years. Don't hold your breath waiting for any other US carrier to get it. Vodaphone is expected to get the iPhone internationally.

I'm not commenting on your post, I'm commenting on Verizon's announcement. Then again, I guess maybe it's not a silly announcement now that they're actually offering their Rev. A cards with $60 a month data plans, a little better than the $80 a month they were offering before.

Has anyone been following the rising hubbub of buzz with the SprintVRS and CSDVRS split? Seems like people are being forced to choose loyalties or something. RidorLIVE » Blog Archive » No More SprintVRS.tv I did try calling SprintVRS this morning, some people said they were getting calls...

This is actually a silly announcement. None of Verizon's phones are Rev. A capable yet, only their broadband cards are.

T-Mobile already has the data-only plans for Blackberry and Sidekick at $29.99. That's the same price as Sprint's $29.99 plan, and AT&T's TAP $29.99 plan. You're not going to get a better deal from T-Mobile. You can get the blackberry 8700g with a $29.99 plan from T-Mobile. You're just not...

They don't "have to" offer the AT&T Wireless TAP program with any phone. After all, they don't offer it today with Blackberry phones, and they don't offer it on all phones, just like there are only certain phones where you can get the Sprint $29.99 data only plan.

There isn't any kind of "digital" CapTel-like service. You will need to ask your employer for workplace accomodations and install an analog line to use the phone. It should be possible, though maybe not super easy, for them to do so to accomodate your need. {quote]Not to hijack a thread...

I thought the whole point of videoshare was "see what I see" and a front camera wouldn't provide that, because you wouldn't "see what I see." AT&T may or may not be the first, but I don't think it would be because of videoshare.

Have any US carriers announced that they will provide this phone as is? There have been a few HTC phones with modeled with forward cameras, but none have been carried in the U.S.

Yes, right now it's only available on Sprint. FYI, your ENTIRE buddy list will NOT be available. You will need to pick your TOP 30 friends. This is a limitation set by AOL, not RIM nor Sprint. AOL forces the mobile program to use a "mobile" buddy list and will create that list if there is...

I think one major difference is that the Sprint Mogul is Windows Mobile 6 vs the 8525 still using WM5.