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Showing posts with label today. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Steve Ballmer teases three AP mobile phones today, gets no respect from Matt Lauer

Tim Stevens posted Oct 11th 2010 8: 41 AM Steve Ballmer talks WP7 today on Today, gets no respect from Matt Lauer today is to be a big day for Microsoft and Steve Ballmer is kicking off early. Emerging on the today show, Samsung Cetus in hand, he released a modest smile and spent a little time showing off a trio of mobile phones. Together with the whale, a LG C900 on the right side is embedded in the middle in the picture below and who has a HTC Mondrian none gave as much face time as the man himself, on the left (tersely) polite ribbing of host Matt Lauer on the status of Microsoft's mobile efforts compared with the competition last year, even make mention of Ballmer's before recently cut bonus thanks partly to the kin debacle. Steve had none, that in hindsight not interested, showing off a "always consistent", the interface is easy "delicious" according to the man. How beautiful is it? Look forward to learn much more during the day.

Update: Thanks to Muslimsteel for pointing out in comments, you can segment you see here.


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Thursday, November 18, 2010

T-Mobile G2 WiFi begins calling and tethering today update rollout?

By Thomas Ricker 2010 posted Nov 3rd 2: 57 pm get ready G2 owner, because it looks like an OTA update distribution on November starts 3rd (Yes) which today is flip the switch on WiFi tethering and T-Mobile's Wi-Fi calling for Android feature. The expected update enables G2 owners voices make phone calls and SMS messages from WiFi to conserve your monthly contractual network allocation networks to send, without a femtocell-something that could be at home very beneficial. There is also WiFi hotspot tethering (a native part of the Android OS 2.2 Froyo), although data plans have not T Mobile ready at the same time. In other words, enjoy your free WiFi tethering while it lasts.

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