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In April 2003, Apple unveiled the third generation of its iPod – and introduced the 30-pin connector on its base that would in less than a decade become part of more than half a billion devices. But now, Apple is preparing to dump that heritage by introducing a new, thinner 19-pin connector with the next …
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Click below to Read the Rest of This Review: Apple’s first two iPads were barnstormers. Prior to its actual release, the original iPad (iLounge Ratings: A- (Wi-Fi) / B+ (3G)) was dismissed by many critics as pointless, mocked for—remember this?—its name, and questioned by Apple’s competitors because of its sparing approach to connector ports. Yet …
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November 09, 2011, 8:36 PM EST by Scott Moritz (Corrects data-plan measure starting in second paragraph.) Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) — Verizon Wireless is doubling the size of smartphone data plans to compete for customers and save on capital spending for older wireless technology, Verizon Communications inc. Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo said. the largest U.S. …
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I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the new i9 3G. People want to know if it’s a good phone and if the quality that we’ve come to expect from previous models is still there. They also want to know exactly what’s different, special, or upgraded about this phone. I’ll try to address these …
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