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Right, just confirmation of your post

In a "security move" RIM announced that future blackberry OS updates will stop the ability of users to side load apps. This will be similar to iOS which requires all apps to come from iTunes unless you have jailbroken the iOS product. RIM quoted security and piracy concerns since it is easier to regulate malware when everything goes through the marketplace, and Android piracy is estimated at nearly 25% of paid apps being pirated. Developers may show more interest if side loading is stopped since it will force consumers to purchase the app rather than pirate it. Still, it was relatively easy to convert an APK to a BAR (the blackberry package installer) and sideload an Android app to your blackberry device. With blackberry's anemic supply of apps this kind of function might be a reason for someone to tolerate using a blackberry. http://crackberry.com/future-blackberry-playbook-updates-eliminate-ability-side-load-applications-really-such-bad-thing

Don't worry, I hate apple more, but it will be a long while before I try another HTC phone out.

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Sell me a turd shaped into a cellphone and I won't soon forget.

HTC Hero killed any HTC fandom I might ever experience.

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I was with Sprint for over 10 years. Then in February 2012, my data service finally degraded to where I was forced to switch to Verizon. While I get better coverage at work and way better data speeds around town with Verizon, I am counting the days until my contract is up with Verizon and I can go back to Sprint. The customer service and store personnel I have dealt with at Verizon are completely horrible and it kills me to drive by the Sprint store as they always took excellent care of me.

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And judging by the market share that Apple has been building in the US, I can see 25% on i-devices in the near future. HTC needs to market the EVO LTE to keep OG EVO customers on the EVO bandwagon and not jump to iPhones. I know there were a lot of people that bought an EVO simply because they wanted to stay Sprint and not go to AT&T.

The price of the Lumia 900 at launch was $100 on contract through AT&T. Now, thanks to a data bug http://www.electroni...ed.by.data.bug/ that basically puts the phone in airplane mode, Nokia is issuing a $100 credit making the phone free until April 21st. Everyone who already bought a Lumia 900 will be issued the credit as well. http://gizmodo.com/5...ne-in-the-world

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That would mean that 25% of Sprint customers bought an EVO. I can't see that. There were a lot of people who bought the OG Epic and a lot that bought the other smartphones released around that time. If anything, I could see 7 million sales of the whole EVO line. Evo 4G, EVO 3D, EVO Shift and EVO Design combined.

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http://www.technobuffalo.com/companies/apple/iphone/att-reportedly-unlocking-on-contract-iphones-for-deployed-service-members/ Most of us have heard that AT&T is unlocking iPhones of those who have fulfilled their contract with AT&T http://www.usatoday.com/tech/products/story/2012-04-09/unlock-ATT-iphone/54125676/1 but now, in a patriotic move, AT&T is unlocking iPhones for Soldiers who are deployed so they can use their iPhone on local networks while they are deployed. Many Soldiers end up buying a cheap cellphone to use while they are deployed, but if they have an unlocked iPhone, they can pop in a local prepaid SIM and use the iPhone instead. This will, no doubt, inspire loyalty to AT&T from the troops.

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from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprint_Nextel

You mean that dry, technical jargon is not easy to read at 330 in the morning? Preposterous Josh!

Silver surfer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qcbgclG4_A&feature=player_embedded

I said, dammit Monster, get off my lawn, I ain’t gonna give you no tree fiddy.

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