 For those who think that doing good things has no reward are about to be proven wrong by Boost Mobile’s new plan.
The Monthly Unlimited with Shrinkage plan, and it reduces the usual $50 monthly charge to low as $35 by making payments on time.
The plan works by reducing the monthly charge by $5 after six on-time payments. So the first month would be $50, the sixth month would be $45, and so forth until the minimum of $35 is reached. Those with the BlackBerry plan start out at $60 a month until they get to the minimum of $45. If customers do end up missing a monthly payment date, they don’t have to start over from the maximum amount–they just pay their current rate until it drops to the next level. There is no penalty for missing a month. Customers can sign up for this new plan starting October 14.
The no-contract plan includes unlimited voice, text, web, e-mail, instant messaging, and 411 calls. Also reduced is the price of Boost Mobile’s International Connect feature, and it is $5 a month for unlimited calling to landlines in Mexico, Canada, the Dominican Republic, and some Asian-Pacific countries, as well as international text messaging.
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When the App Store originally launched for the iPhone it finally gave owners an official way to get third party software onto the device. However, as time went on and more develoeprs signed on board it was quickly realized that the App Store was a more than viable way for these software engineers to make a decent living.
Android too has their own application store in the form of the Android Marketplace. While this Android flavored app store has its fair share of paid for applications it’s still somewhat in its infancy so it has a lot of expansion to do.
Luckily, it was just announced today that an additional 15 countries will be getting paid Android app support with 12 of them listed below:
Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Finland, Hong Kong, Hungary, Israel, Mexico, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Singapore, Sweden and South Africa
If Android can continue to grow at this rate, it won’t be long before it’s the number one most used mobile platform in the world.
via techcrunch
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 Garmin has recently announced two new lines in their Nuvi series. These are entry-level GPS devices, and one of them is the 2200 series.
There are three new models in the is series: the 2200, 2250, and the 2250LT. Each of them have a 3.5 inch display, ecoRoute fuel-efficient routing, as well as MyTrends that remembers favorite destinations and can “automatically offer routes and travel times”.
The differences are pretty slim. The 2200 comes with maps from the 48 continental states, Hawaii, Peurto Rico, Virgin Islands, Grand Bahama Island, and the Caymans. The 2250 has Mexico, and the 2250LT is so named for its ability to get lifetime traffic.
You should be able to get these Garmin devices right away. The 2200 is $149.99, the 2250 is $159.99, and the 2250LT is $179.99.
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 As we have said before, Garmin introduced two new lines in their Nuvi Series. We have discussed the 2200 Series, and this post is about the 2300.
The 2300 is similar to the 2200 series, as it has ecoRoute software and myTrends predictive destinations, but their screens are 4.3 inches, slightly larger.
The 2300 has maps from the 48 continental states, Hawaii, Peurto Rico, Virgin Islands, Grand Bahama Island, and the Caymans. The 2350 adds Mexico, the 2350LT adds lifetime traffic, and the 2350MT has lifetime maps and traffic.
Also included in the 2300 Series are 2360LT and 2360MT, with Bluetooth wireless for hands-free calling, not to mention 2370LT, preloaded with North American and European maps.
The 2350 is $209.99, the 2350LT is $229.99, and the 2350MT is $269.99. As for the 2360LT, it is $259.99, and the 2360MT is $299.99, the same price as the 2370LT.
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 Mexican mobile provider, Telcel, announces that the iPhone 4 is now available for purchase for our (US) neighbors of the South. Apple stores and Sansborns shops are the retailers that will carry the device.
Both the 16 and 32 GB have been released and are powered by a 3.5G HDSPA internet connection. 3 different plans have been released by Telcel for those wishing to own a piece of smartphone history… Read More
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