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Rahul Mahtani
Member Since Jun 9th, 2006

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CDMA Motorola SLVR coming to Verizon this summer

Jul 1st 2006 9:26PM on Engadget Mobile

Teo..
theres A LOT A LOT A LOT of awsome stuff coming out for verizon starting really soon

in about a week u will be able to get ure hands on the Samsung a990
in the first week of august the LG VX8500 will come out, which is the chocolate
and then theres the K1c which should be out in august
and the SLVR should be out in august also

=P

Verizon to get a piece of Chocolate?

Jun 27th 2006 7:53PM on Engadget Mobile

it's thin
.7

september, verizon
=P

The Boy Genius Report: Canary is KRZR, getting launched September

Jun 27th 2006 7:50PM on Engadget Mobile

KRZR
CDMA will be out wayy sooner than u'd expect
out on verizon by september
K1c
=P

CDMA Motorola SLVR coming to Verizon this summer

Jun 27th 2006 7:43PM on Engadget Mobile

brian
the K1c is the KRZR (aka Canary), it's NOT the SLVR
the SLVR is coming to verizon in august or sooner

o yea.. and u can expect to see the cdma KRZR wayyy sooner than u'd expect =P

Today's iPod rumor: designed using a "none-touch" concept

Jun 25th 2006 1:08AM on Engadget

september 12th

thats what i heard =P

Sweet shots of Samsung's SGH-A990

Jun 21st 2006 3:33PM on Engadget

september
but theres a chance that u can count on it a little sooner =P

Motorola V3m available on Verizon

Jun 13th 2006 10:15AM on Engadget Mobile

they're on sale as of today
new color
$69.99 if ure up for an upgrade/new every 2

CDMA Motorola SLVR coming to Verizon this summer

Jun 9th 2006 9:18AM on Engadget Mobile

verizon first...
just before the back to school buying season
in candy red

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