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AT&T wants to set the record straight about its 3G wireless coverage.

The company has placed a STATEMENT defending itself against critical advertisements Verizon Wireless has been running that highlight areas of the country where AT&T lacks 3G coverage.

“We typically don’t respond to competitors’ advertising,” AT&T said in its statement. “However, some recent ads from Verizon are so blatantly false and misleading that we want to set the record straight about AT&T’s wireless-data coverage.”

Verizon’s initial advertisement, which began airing on TV a couple of weeks ago, mocks Apple’s “there’s an app for that” slogan. Instead, Verizon’s advertisement says “there’s a map for that.”

The ad campaign shows two maps with red-and-white splotches. The white area indicates no 3G coverage, and the red indicates areas where 3G service is available. In the ad, Verizon shows an AT&T map that has lots of white spaces, whereas the Verizon map is almost covered in red.

AT&T has filed a lawsuit claiming that the ad is misleading because it implies that AT&T customers can’t use their phones in areas where the carrier does not offer 3G wireless coverage.

Verizon has modified its ad slightly to indicate that the map applies only to 3G coverage and not regular 2.5G service, which is adequate for making voice calls and connecting to the wireless Internet at slower speeds.

But AT&T is still not happy with the adjustment, and the company wants Verizon to stop running the ads or to alter them further.

What’s more, AT&T has added a complaint about a newer Verizon commercial, which characterizes the IPHONE as a NEW RIVAL, to the lawsuit. The Isles of Misfit Toys refers to an island where broken toys and misfits would go in the popular Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Christmas special.

In the ad, a toy elephant asks the iPhone what it’s doing with the misfits, since it has so many cool apps. The iPhone doesn’t really answer, instead flashing the AT&T map, which indicates the spotty 3G coverage. All the toys seem to understand.

AT&T hasn’t launched ads of its own to combat the Verizon commercials. But the company’s statement on its Web site is its attempt to refute many of Verizon’s claims. For example, AT&T points out that its data coverage reaches 303 million people, or 97 percent of the U.S. population, using a mix of wireless technologies. Of course, AT&T admits that not all of these customers are able to access the faster 3G network; only 75 percent of the U.S. population can get access to AT&T’s 3G wireless network.

AT&T also emphasizes in its statement that it has twice as many smartphone customers as Verizon. And it says it offers the most popular smarpthone in the industry, the Apple iPhone. AT&T says it offers more mobile applications than its competitors. And finally, it points out that it has the fastest 3G wireless network in the nation, a claim some customers who use the service may question.

There’s no question that Verizon’s ads are hard-hitting. But it’s difficult to say whether they have affected consumers’ purchase decisions. Anecdotally, it looks like the ads might have helped Verizon win a few customers. One Motorola Droid customer I interviewed at a Verizon store in New York this week said he decided not to buy the iPhone because of the Verizon ads he saw on TV.

“I was considering the iPhone,” said Henry Goodison, of the Bronx borough. “But I saw a commercial about AT&T’s 3G coverage. It said, ‘Here is AT&T’s 3G coverage, and here is ours.’ And I thought it would be better to have Verizon, if I travel to another state, where AT&T doesn’t have 3G coverage.”

LG has at long last presented the new LG Chocolate Touch VX8575, LG’s 4th Chocolate phone. (after the VX8500, VX8550 and VX8560)

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The New LG Choclate Touch VX8575 (after the VX8500, VX8550 and VX8560) is presented in the open touch screen format. It is fitted out with a 3-inch touchscreen display with WQVGA resolution and support for262k colors. Its other features include a 3.2-megapixel, 1 GB of dedicated music storage, microSD(HC) slot and GPS.

The Battery of  the LG Chocolate Touch has a capacity of 1,400mAh and allows up to 306 minutes  of talk time and up to 470 hours of standby time.The New LG Touch VX8575  supports networks CDMA dual band (1900/800 MHz) 1xEV-DO rev.0.

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LG Chocolate Touch VX8575 operates under Google Android 2.0 operating system. Dimensions of Motorola Droid are 115.8×60×13.7 mm and weight is 169g.
LG Chocolate Touch VX8575 will be $199 (of course, subject to the two-year contract with Verizon Wireless). The  LG Chocolate Touch VX8575 went on the market on  November 6. The LG Chocolate Touch VX8575 is $79.99 with a two-year service agreement with Verizon Wireless.

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Customers can either choose to pay 20 cents for each outgoing or incoming text message or they can subscribe to a texting plan Are data plans now required for some phones on AT&T and Verizon’s networks?Yes, AT&T and Verizon are each requiring midrange cell phone owners to subscribe to data services as part of their cell phone purchase. Now the list of phones that require this plan has grown and includes new activations of the LG Chocolate Touch, LG EnV, LG VX8360, Motorola Entice W766, Nokia 7705 Twist, and Verizon Samsung Cell Phones Alias2 Verizon Samsung Cell Phones – Great news for those who like Yap is: Verizon Wireless cut the price of its unlimited voice plan of $ 99.99 to $ 69.99 per month in January 18 Then when it’s time for a new phone, and they have to, which has used the Internet in your pocket because they move to a 4G phone, possibly with a cost.

Verizon Samsung Cell Phones – In general, I am more than a little surprised that Google has chosen to also avoid any other of his companies and hardware partners and go with an offer of branded products in partnership with HTC and T-Mobile, especially since the price is age subsidized telephone ago. Verizon, which has to be partnering with Motorola Droid only a few months ago, is probably very angry that AT & T announced (plans, has five terminals can be located in Hall Android), and Sprint And pragmatically, what other options have agents and hardware developers? Symbian, withering on the vine? Windows Mobile, which has disappeared from the speed and the next iteration v7 Steve Ballmer to Keynote barely mentioned in the night? To make Google in the driver’s seat with Android, and now seems intent on maximum return on your investment. showroom had a cell phone from Verizon is a similar device, a variant of the Samsung computer Mondi LTE and WiMax hand, that contact over the Internet. LTE Samsung has a digital camera and a digital photo frame not only upload the photos automatically with the framework, but also the transmission of live video from the camera to the frame.

LG is not in the showroom of Verizon, but a statement Thursday that the company is a fast modem additional LTE in its booth at CES capacity of 100 Mbit / s discharge and 50 million bits of files – even faster than the optical fiber in the home, and much faster than Verizon’s first deployment of LTE. Sprint Curve 8530 is as fun as it is intelligent, with an emphasis on multimedia features like music and video player with dedicated buttons at the top of the phone, including a headphone jack for listening to 3.5 mm. CELL Toshiba TV: The TV does not require a remote control, but the crowd just wave their hands in the air to control the menu, fast forward movies, and the volume up or down. Blio E-Reader: The application blio e-Reader software, any laptop, netbook or a smartphone into a rich picture, a full color scanner off. The gadget like a laptop, which is independent of the keyboard, the screen is as big as the iPhone, and is ideal for reading digital books. Infoscape Intel: Intel multi-touch display, showed that between two and seven by seven foot high definition displays are constantly changing array of 576 blocks, each of them a picture, video or other piece of training Internet content 20,000 Source lines and more than 20 sources.

Check it out at Verizon Samsung Cell Phones.

Google has announced its much hyped ‘superphone,’ called Nexus One in the first week of January. The mobile handset is powered by its own Android 2.1 operating system and is said to be the powerful device that will compete with Apple’s iPhone 3G S.

The Google Nexus One is available directly from Google with a price tag of $529 (unlocked). Also, consumers can buy the device from T-Mobile at $179 with a two-year contract. Google added that the device will also be available through Verizon Wireless in the US and Vodafone in the UK in due course.

Nexus One to affect sales of other Android based mobile phones

Meanwhile, it is suggested that the new device from Google will hold the sales of other Android based smartphones and therefore, various mobile vendors like Sony Ericsson, Motorola, etc would prefer other mobile platform for their new devices. This will create an enigma for the search giant to use its platform on its own devices against already existing Android based phones.

Nexus One’s networking problem

Nexus One, which runs on Android OS and HTC’s hardware was built to work at 3G speeds in the US on the AWS 1700/2100 MHz frequency band. In contrast, Verizon, AT&T and Sprint all use the 1900 MHz band for their 3G networks, hence the Google phone is incompatible with this band. But, AT&T and the Google phone share a 2G frequency — 850 MHz via GSM, which allows voice calls but quashes its data transfer feature.

According to a leading analytics firm, the Google sold only 20,000 units of Nexus One in its first week of sales. It is pretty disappointing number compared to Apple’s iPhone first week sales numbers. Further, the device is facing number of complaints about its 3G connectivity.

The Nexus One has already received and the news isn’t good for Google right not. Things will certainly get better for Android, but the Nexus One had so many expectations based on the amazing specs of the phone.

Other missing features in the Nexus One

No VoIP: It was reported that the search giant will introduce VoIP-only plan with its device and will be a game changer to other vendors. It will provide free calls to its consumers in the country. But, the rumor turned out to be false and the device is the same as other handsets, while making calls.

Android 2.1 OS: It is reported that the company will also introduce new Android software besides Nexus One. But, the company launched the device with same Android 2.1 OS in the superphone, which was already appeared in Motorola Droid.

Multitouch missing: Playing 3D games or pinching to zoom in Google Maps (like in iPhone) are missing in the Nexus One. The Nexus One’s hardware is able to handle input from more than one finger at a time, but the software does not support it.

Music Player App is not upto the mark: People have complained about the app and said that the Android based music player has never upto the quality compared with iPhone.

Third-party applications: Apple has about 100,000 third-party applications in its App Store for the iPhone and iPod Touch, whereas Google Nexus One and other Android platform offer about 18,000 apps only.

The iPhone is here to stay, no doubt.  It would take millions of marketing dollars and years of building a recognizable brand to do any real damage to the iPhone user base.  The iPhone is to today’s tech savvy twenty-somethings that color TV was to their parents or grandparents.  The iPhone was everyone’s introduction to smart phones.  It was also a natural upgrade from the iPod.  Plus, Apple’s extensive selection of killer apps and awesome games makes other company-backed phone application stores look like a boring, dull wasteland of apps nobody seems to want (hmm, I’m looking at you, Blackberry)

Droid is a play on the word “Android”.  Android was the moniker used by Google to brand its mobile phone operating systems that it eventually licensed to manufacturers and cell phone carriers to use.  But here are three simply reasons the Droid is going to dominate Android-based cell phones: hardware, interface usability, and network reliability and power.

First, the Droid is an joint venture with Verizon Wireless and cell phone manufacturing powerhouse Motorola. Though in recent months many cell phone service providers have upgraded their network service to third generation (3G) coverage, Verizon was the first to do so.  Before AT&T began offering 3G coverage, lack of reliable service was one of the biggest reasons people were clinging to their Blackberry’s and Verizon’s excellent network speed and reliability.  Plus, Verizon has announced it is hard at work in developing an even more impressive 4G network with the ability to squeeze more bandwidth into their service.  This is great news because this means Verizon’s future 4G network can support streaming video – real video, not the choppy sometimes grainy video currently found when using AT&T’s network.  And as Verizon boasts of its soon-to-be 4G network, they are already developing applications to be ready to use once their new network is launched.  That sure beats the hum-hawing and knuckle dragging displayed recently by Apple with their inability to deftly manage their application store content.  Recently Apple has been causing quite a ruckus with mobile phone application developers.  One day they remove their applications for sale for obscure reasons and the next day they are back online for sale, for even more obscure reasons than before.  Hmm, doesn’t seem like a way to nurture today’s most popular smart phone application gateway.

Besides, the iPhone doesn’t let you run applications in the background, change batteries, or host live widgets on the cell phone homepage.  There is no open development for Apple’s smart phone operating platform – something Google is the kind of, open source technology and the transparency that techies are looking for today.

The biggest win for the Droid is the amazingly simple interface and strong hardware, surpassing even previously released “Android” phones.  To illustrate the ease of the Droid interface, here are the steps to upload a video to YouTube

Record video
Type title and description
Click “upload”

That easy.  Seriously.  Doesn’t get any easier than that.  Plus you can zoom in and out right from the video screen on a handy on-screen icon.  A touch screen that – imagine that, Apple.

Plus it syncs your Facebook contacts, its web page speed loading time rivals (if not crushes) the iPhone 3G capabilities, email works like real email, and the Microsoft Exchange compatibility is built-in.  No more strange design elements that change dramatically from one type of application or software interface to another.  Said someone working closely on the Droid before its release and hailed by many after its introduction: “The whole user interface feels slicker … feels like it was painted with the same brush.”

The days of iPhone vs. Blackberry might be over thanks to Verizon’s Droid smartphone.  With the best of both worlds, the Verizon Droid is something behold.

Oh, and did I mention it has a slide-out physical keyboard?  Enough said.