The Cell Phone Junkie Show #295 55:25 Show Notes AT&T announces new smartphone and tablet data plans, the government says LightSquared’s proposed network will never work, and Apple announces new products for education.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #294 1:18:15 Show Notes Recapping the news devices and software from the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show, Google makes a change for the better for mobile email management, and we test out a solution for all day connectivity while on the go.
Mobile Nations editors Kevin Michaluk, Phil Nickinson, Rene Ritchie, Daniel Rubino, Derek Kessler, Simon Sage and Jared DiPane join Mickey and Joey to wrap-up the biggest events of the 2012 CES.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #293 56:26 Show Notes AT&T, Sprint and US Cellular talk LTE, the Galaxy Nexus shows up in a Sprint ad, and Apple may have quad-core up it’s sleeves.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #292 54:23 Show Notes Verizon experiences its third LTE outage in as many weeks, backlash over a Verizon convenience fee, and more information surrounding the LightSquared situation.
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The Cell Phone Junkie Show #291 1:08:01 Show Notes AT&T abandons its bid for T-Mobile, clarifying the data controversy with the Galaxy Nexus, and LogMeIn for iOS is now free.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #290 1:11:26 Show Notes The NTSB wants to ban cell phones while driving, Verizon launches the Galaxy Nexus and SkyDrive comes to Windows Phone and the iOS.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #289 1:10:16 Show Notes webOS is going Open Source, Verizon launching family data plans in 2012, and all about the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
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The Cell Phone Junkie Show #288 1:16:49 Show Notes Carrier IQ finds itself squarely in the spotlight, Verizon making spectrum moves and Sprint announces a new agreement with Clearwire.
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