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news.vzw.com - 1/26/2009

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Verizon Wireless “Network Extender” Enhances In-Home Call Capabilities “Like Getting A Million-Dollar Cell Site In Your Home For $249.99” Customer Inquiries For customer inquiries, please call 800-922-0204 or go to Contact Us Media Contact Info Brenda Raney Brenda.Raney@VerizonWireless.com ...

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news.vzw.com - 1/23/2009

February 1: Verizon Wireless Reimagines The Home Phone

— 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 ... (more) February 1: Verizon Wireless Reimagines The Home Phone

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verizonwireless.com - 1/25/2009

Verizon deals

— 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 ... (more) Verizon deals

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computerworld.com - 1/28/2009

Verizon posts improved Q4 earnings; 1M BlackBerry Storms sold

— computerworld.com — January 27, 2009 (Computerworld) In contrast to recent dreary economic news, Verizon Communications Inc. today posted improved... fourth-quarter earnings compared to a year earlier, and said it finished fiscal 2008 more than 7% ahead of earnings ... (more) Verizon posts improved Q4 earnings; 1M BlackBerry ...

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Femtocells for Everyone
dailywireless.org — ... costs $100, but charges an extra $5 per month for use. Verizon’s $250 “Network Extender” costs more but has no monthly fee. Customers do not need to update their plans or add minutes for calls using Network Extender. ...

New Femtocell From Verizon Wireless Falls Short
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs — ... , Jan 26, 2009 04:09 PM [image] Verizon Wireless officially introduced a femtocell product to enhance in-office or in-home coverage for cellular voice service. The big problem is, it doesn't offer any sort of boost for 3G data services. Cellular networks don't always work well indoors. Cellular networks also aren't everywhere (yet). That means some people have poor, little or no coverage, even in their own homes. If you have no or poor cellular service inside your home, your may be forced to keep an analog phone line so you can make/receive calls from home. To combat this ...

Verizon launches Network Extender device for enhanced indoor wireless coverage
Unwired View — ... Extender, a device that should provide a reliable coverage for consumers “who may experience a weaker signal in their homes because of geographic or structural conditions” Built by Samsung, the Network Extender is quite small (being comparable with a wireless router box) and it’s capable of offering coverage in an area of maximum 5,000 square feet. The Network Extender costs $249.99 and you can find it online, as well as at select Verizon stores. Via Press release Similar Posts: Verizon Wireless to acquire Alltel ...

Improve your Verizon Wireless service with the Network Extender from Samsung
Krunker — ... Wish your Verizon Wireless service was a tad bit stronger at home? Now you can do something about thanks to the introduction of the new Verizon Wireless Network Extender device manufactured by Samsung. Similar to the ...

Femtocells aim to boost indoor cell reception
Yahoo! Tech Advisors — ... can't hear me.) The femtocell device itself looks a lot like a standard Wi-Fi router; just plug it into your home network via Ethernet and get ready for more bars. In Sprint's case, its Airave femtocell also comes with a GPS receiver, intended as both a 911 locator and to make sure that you're only using the device in Sprint's coverage area (and not, say, in China or something). Verizon Wireless is the latest U.S. carrier to jump on the femtocell bandwagon, just having announced its "Network Extender" earlier this week. The box is pricey at $249, and it doesn't support 3G ...