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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundBlackBerry Pearl now in white
January 16, 2007 Price for RIM device, identical in features and function to the black original, drops from $199 to $150 with contract discounts.Photos: Pearl-colored BlackBerryT-Mobile callers can go from cell to Wi-Fi, only in Seattle
October 25, 2006 New service allows consumers to conserve their cell phone minutes while within some hot spots.Mobile operators halt sale of Razr phones
March 10, 2006 Two U.S. cellular carriers stop selling Motorola's Razr due to a defect in some phones that causes calls to be disconnected. Photos: Motorola RazrEverything's coming up rosy for AT&T smart phones
March 12, 2007 Company is adding red to its smart-phone lineup with a new ruby-colored BlackBerry Pearl and a crimson Treo 680.Photos: AT&T phones see redWill unlocked cell phones free consumers?
January 24, 2007 Handset makers in the U.S. are dabbling in selling phones directly to consumers, but will the model be attractive enough to consumers?Regional carriers offer wireless alternatives
July 11, 2006 To compete against the big guys, smaller carriers are offering special plans that may give customers more flexibility, value.Some BlackBerry users frustrated by outages
March 15, 2006 Software upgrade to RIM's servers causes outages for some users on networks of several wireless carriers.AT&T sues over unauthorized access to customer data
August 23, 2006 Company is latest phone giant to file suit to stop data brokers from fraudulently obtaining customer information.Pretexting hearing turns to wireless execs
September 29, 2006 Six major carriers are onboard with a congressional committee's desire to criminalize the controversial practice. Sponsored matches for "T-Mobile"
