Other than the product name, which gets lost in translation, this cell phone ad takes a different approach to selling its phone, with no mention of specs, or people screaming “It’s 4G!” Enjoy!
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I’m sure you’re aware of the on again, off again, studies regarding the connection between cell phone usage and brain cancers. Did you know that researchers will never be able to prove that cell phones cause cancer? Read on for my explanation.
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Did you know that just leaving your phone charger plugged into the wall is using energy? Even when your phone isn’t attached?
Get this - the daily electricity draw of mobile phone chargers that aren’t charging phones is enough to brew 3-4 million cups of coffee. When I read that, I started thinking real hard about all the crap I leave plugged in, including my phone chargers, and how much that’s costing me on an annual basis.
AT&T has announced a new ZERO Charger to combat this energy waste. The new AT&T ZERO Charger won’t waste power if you leave it plugged in without a phone connected to it. The ZERO Charger is due out in May and should cost about the same as other phone chargers.
[via AT&T]
More details in the press release below. [click to continue…]
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Based on recent FCC filings and other tidbits, it looks like the Google Nexus One may soon be available for use on AT&T and Sprint’s 3G networks. As it stands now, the Nexus One is only compatible with T-Mobile 3G in the US, and is relegated to the Edge network for AT&T customers and is completely incompatible with Sprint’s service. [click to continue…]
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Remember the days before text messages when wrong numbers were quickly recognized (because of the voice on the other end of the line) and one party responds, “Sorry, wrong number”? That’s generally the end of it without much more fanfare.
Nowadays, we have text messages that afford more lasting evidence of the slip up. When I get these, I’ll usually just dismiss them, and on occasion I’ll have a little fun with the sender.
Today was one of those days where I was just going to dismiss the message, but thought I’d better send a reply to maintain an evidentiary chain in the event my wife picked up my phone and saw the message: “Thinking about you. Love you.” [click to continue…]
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