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The FCC discusses network changes following superstorm Sandy, the best prepaid data plans for tablets, and the winner of our ZAGGkeys Proplus contest. How to Contact us:www.thecellphonejunkie.comquestions@thecellphonejunkie.comCall – +1206-203-3734TwitterHow to Listen:SubscribeiPhone/iPod Touch ApplicationiTunesThe Cell Phone Junkie Android App in the Amazon AppstoreDownload the show directly
RIM is now BlackBerry, the iPad jumps to 128GB and Google extends an olive branch to Windows Phone toting Gmail users. How to Contact us:www.thecellphonejunkie.comquestions@thecellphonejunkie.comCall – +1206-203-3734TwitterHow to Listen:SubscribeiPhone/iPod Touch ApplicationiTunesThe Cell Phone Junkie Android App in the Amazon AppstoreDownload the show directly
Rumors of Google building it’s own wireless network, quarterly earnings a plenty, and rumors begin for the next iPhone and iPad. How to Contact us:www.thecellphonejunkie.comquestions@thecellphonejunkie.comCall – +1206-203-3734TwitterHow to Listen:SubscribeiPhone/iPod Touch ApplicationiTunesThe Cell Phone Junkie Android App in the Amazon AppstoreDownload the show directly
O2 will skip the charger when they sell you a phone, more details leak out on the BlackBerry Z10 and Facebook announces free calling through their messenger app. How to Contact us:www.thecellphonejunkie.comquestions@thecellphonejunkie.comCall – +1206-203-3734Twitter How to Listen:SubscribeiPhone/iPod Touch ApplicationiTunesThe Cell Phone Junkie Android App in the Amazon AppstoreDownload the show directly
News and Devices from the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show.
This special edition of The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast covers the news from media day at CES 2013. Mickey Papillon is joined by a large crew from Mobile Nations to cover the news, devices and software.
Android and iOS now account for nearly 90% of all smartphones in the US, Sprint may launch it’s own pay as you go service soon, and Apple’s Do Not Disturb runs into problems with the New Year.
Samsung plans for half a billion phones next year, Google offers free Gmail calling for another year and your questions to wrap up 2012.
AT&T picks up AWS and WCS spectrum in over 600 markets, our first glimpse at the new BlackBerry 10 hardware and Google announces scan and match for Google Music.
Surprise, Sprint looks to pick up Clearwire, Republic Wireless officially launches and Google Maps for iPhone.
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