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Take Verizon Wireless for a test drive starting Monday

Mar 25th 2007 1:13PM on Engadget Mobile

The deal with this is that you have to port your number out to another carrier. The 15 day worry free still exists to cover upgrades and new customers who decide to switch phones within the first two weeks.

Verizon launches Chocolate July 31st

Jul 25th 2006 2:57PM on Engadget

0ndsk4, it has a microsd slot, like the Moto v3m.

Virginia county exploring wireless network options

Jul 12th 2006 11:13AM on The Wireless Report

A minor correction, the city of Richmond is a separate municipality from Henrico County. What I've read and seen in the local press about this proposal is that it's aimed at providing internet access for all the middle and high school students in Henrico who are issued laptops, but may not have internet access at home.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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