macnn.com - 12/4/2008
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A leak from BGR on Monday reveals that Research in Motion is already close to releasing a firmware patch for the BlackBerry Storm that will address the numerous software flaws affecting the launch edition phone. The 4.7.0.76 update dramatically improves the response time for tasks such ...
tech.yahoo.com - 12/10/2008
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tech.yahoo.com —
- Verizon Wireless expects to begin deploying next-generation
LTE (Long-Term Evolution) wireless broadband within a year, a...
top executive of the carrier said Tuesday. "We expect that LTE will actually be in service somewhere here in the U.S. probably ...
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Verizon Aims for LTE Deployment in 2009 (PC World) by ...
boygeniusreport.com - 12/4/2008
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boygeniusreport.com —
With many of the Verizon users who took
advantage of the leaked OS upgrade for their version...
of the Storm reporting vast improvements, it’s only understandable that a lot of Vodafone Storm users are upset about the lack of a new OS ...
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OS update for BlackBerry Storm 9500 now available
news.cnet.com - 12/6/2008
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Canadian BlackBerry Storm to miss holidays?
MacNN | The Macintosh News Network —
... spokesman maintains that the phone will "definitely" be made available before the holidays but has also said that there is "a reason" behind the absence of a release date that can't be revealed to the public. Early experiences from Verizon customers using the new BlackBerry suggest the device may be delayed due to significant software flaws. Many reports and early reviews cite exceptional amounts of lag and other bugs hurting the phone to where RIM is known to be developing a rapid firmware update meant to correct most of these problems; including this firmware on the Bell ...
Canadian BlackBerry Storm to miss holidays?
Electronista | The Macintosh News Network —
... spokesman maintains that the phone will "definitely" be made available before the holidays but has also said that there is "a reason" behind the absence of a release date that can't be revealed to the public. Early experiences from Verizon customers using the new BlackBerry suggest the device may be delayed due to significant software flaws. Many reports and early reviews cite exceptional amounts of lag and other bugs hurting the phone to where RIM is known to be developing a rapid firmware update meant to correct most of these problems; including this firmware on the Bell ...
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