phonescoop.com - 1/23/2009
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Today Verizon Wireless announced a new product for the home that is meant to replace landline telephones and act as an accessory to wireless service. The Verizon Hub uses a broadband connection to connect to the Internet and provide ... (follow link to read)
news.vzw.com - 1/23/2009
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news.vzw.com —
Innovative Verizon Hub Helps Manage Busy Lives and
Helps Users Stay Connected to Family and Community Media...
Contact Info Jeffrey Nelson Jeffrey.Nelson@verizonwireless.com 917-968-9175 Debra Lewis Debra.Lewis@verizonwireless.com 908-559-7512 ...
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February 1: Verizon Wireless Reimagines The Home Phone
verizonwireless.com - 1/25/2009
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verizonwireless.com —
Please enter the location for the area where
you plan to use your phone the most so...
we can give you accurate information about wireless pricing, coverage, customer service, and offers near you. Zip Code: Submit Remember my location What's this If you ...
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Verizon deals
boygeniusreport.com - 1/26/2009
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boygeniusreport.com —
It was just a scant few days ago
that we saw the first live pictures of the...
upcoming Verizon Wireless VX9600 Versa. Now we have a tentative release date for all you folks excited to see this modular LG Dare-Voyager hybrid hit the market. According ...
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Verizon Wireless LG VX9600 Versa to hit Best Buy Mobile ...
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Verizon Hub "landline slayer" officially unveiled
Engadget —
... receive text messages, and do all kinds of cute little tasks like send driving directions to your phone. Subscribers have to live in an E911-capable area, and will be able to bring any phone number with them if they want to sign up for new service. The hardware's going to cost $200 (after a $50 mail-in rebate) with a subscription fee of $35 per month -- which comes with unlimited minutes and texts to and from the device. It'll be available starting February 1st. Get ready. [Via Phone Scoop] Filed under: Cellphones Verizon Hub "landline slayer" ...
Verizon Hub "landline slayer" officially unveiled
Engadget Mobile —
... receive text messages, and do all kinds of cute little tasks like send driving directions to your phone. Subscribers have to live in an E911-capable area, and will be able to bring any phone number with them if they want to sign up for new service. The hardware's going to cost $200 (after a $50 mail-in rebate) with a subscription fee of $35 per month -- which comes with unlimited minutes and texts to and from the device. It'll be available starting February 1st. Get ready. [Via Phone Scoop] Verizon Hub "landline slayer" officially unveiled originally appeared on ...
Verizon Launches A Pretty Hub For Landline Phones
Wired: Gadget Lab —
... The Hub will cost $200 after a $50 mail-in rebate and will require a
$35 per month subscription, says PhoneScoop, for unlimited national
calling and text messaging. It's more expensive than Vonage but then it is also a better looking phone that the ugly black cordless box in your home right now. ...
Verizon Hub announced as landline killer for Feb 1st
Phones Review —
... the need to use a landline. The general idea is the Verizon Hub syncs the user’s contacts, maps, calendars, weather and traffic reports through broadband, and can also send driving directions to the user’s mobile phone and send and receive text messages.
The Verizon Hub becomes available as of the 1st of Feb and will cost $200 after a $50 rebate and will require a $35 per month subscription fee. Subscribers will also need to reside in an E911 capable area.
Source – phonescoop
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