ohnoes no 3G for us :(
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The industry makes what the consumers buy. Most people out there buy a cell phone because they need something to talk on. There's also a pretty big demographic slice which is constantly buying new phones. How many people on h-a have a whole assload of different phones, or have owned more than one phone per year?
Another thingto consider is the party girl factor. Since they don't have any pockets they're constantly losing their phones. :chuckles:
Another thingto consider is the party girl factor. Since they don't have any pockets they're constantly losing their phones. :chuckles:
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Originally Posted by WiLL
im must be technogically slow....i see no need to DL at 300kps on my cell phone. then again, ive yet to have cable tv and havent had broadband for more than a third of a year 
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Originally Posted by George Knighton
45%. 
The entire Vodafone threat to buy ATT was a ruse to make Verizon give them control of the wireless part of Verizon, IMHO.
Vodafone is in a very fortunate position. They could have forced Verizon to buy back their 45% of Verizon...which would have been a huge, colossal pain in the neck and set Verizon back for a couple of years.
It was better for both Vodafone and Verizon for Verizon to cooperate with Vodafone and give them more control.
Vodafone control of ATT wouldn't have helped them in the US market any more than their 45% stake in Verizon...it's only going to get them farther ahead by sticking w/Verizon.
The entire Vodafone threat to buy ATT was a ruse to make Verizon give them control of the wireless part of Verizon, IMHO.
Vodafone is in a very fortunate position. They could have forced Verizon to buy back their 45% of Verizon...which would have been a huge, colossal pain in the neck and set Verizon back for a couple of years.
It was better for both Vodafone and Verizon for Verizon to cooperate with Vodafone and give them more control.
Vodafone control of ATT wouldn't have helped them in the US market any more than their 45% stake in Verizon...it's only going to get them farther ahead by sticking w/Verizon.
I knew i was wrong just didn't know by how much :happysad:
I agree if vodafone bought att it would have been much better for them to buy att.
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...I really wanna get out and shoot people.
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