You’ve decided to make the switch, but how do you transfer all your contacts, calendars, photos, and other content from your iPhone to your new Android device? Here are a few easy steps to help you transfer your important data.
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How to switch from iPhone to Android
Tips for subsidizing the switch from AT&T to Verizon.
Tips for subsidizing the switch from AT&T to Verizon.
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Want Verizon’s iPhone? Tips for Cutting the Termination Fee
Pre-orders for the Verizon iPhone 4 begin Feb. 3, and if you just can’t stand the thought of sticking with AT&T any longer, here are a few simple ways to help subsidize the switch.
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Switching to Verizon iPhone? 3 Ways to Shave the Termination Fee
iPhone users in Vermont are eager to ditch AT&T for what many feel is Verizon’s superior network. But for some customers the switch won’t be easy.
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Switching iPhone carriers proves problematic
I use an iPhone 4, having upgraded from an iPhone 3GS. However, prior to making the switch to the iPhone I relied on Windows Mobile smartphones for years. With all of the excitement generated by Windows Phone 7, though, I felt it was worth a deeper look, and perhaps it might be time to embrace the new Microsoft mobile platform.
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Confessions of an iPhone User: Why I Like Windows Phone 7
I use an iPhone 4. I upgraded to the iPhone 4 from an iPhone 3GS. However, prior to making the switch to the iPhone I relied on Windows Mobile smartphones for years. With all of the excitement generated by Windows Phone 7, though, I felt it was worth a deeper look, and perhaps it might be time to embrace the new Microsoft mobile platform.
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Confessions of an iPhone 4 User: Five Things to Like about Windows Phone 7
I use an iPhone 4. I upgraded to the iPhone 4 from an iPhone 3GS. However, prior to making the switch to the iPhone I relied on Windows Mobile smartphones for years. With all of the excitement generated by Windows Phone 7, though, I felt it was worth a deeper look, and perhaps it might be time to embrace the new Microsoft mobile platform.
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Confessions of an iPhone 4 User: Five Things to Like about Windows Phone 7
iPad’s Orientation Lock Switch Becomes Mute Switch With iOS 4.2
Wednesday September 15, 2010 03:11 PM EST
Written by Eric Slivka
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AT&T and ‘The Switch’ Join the iAd Rotation
Monday August 23, 2010 04:16 PM EST
Written by Eric Slivka
Silicon Alley Insider provides a walkthrough of two new iAds that have just gone live, featuring Apple’s U.S. iPhone partner AT&T and “The Switch”, a new movie with Jason Bateman and Jennifer Anniston that debuted this past weekend.
The AT&T ad focuses on the carrier’s new $15-per-month Data Plus plan, carrying the tag line “Now your entire family can afford the mobile internet.” The various ad panels outline the carrier’s Data Plus ($15/200 MB) and Data Pro ($25/2 GB) plans and offer estimates and tools to help users decide which plans would be right for them given their mobile activities. The company also pushes its Wi-Fi hotspots, available to its cellular data customers free of charge.
The iAd for “The Switch” offers a variety of features, including a tool for finding nearby theaters showing the film, trailers and commercials, a photo gallery, character bios, and a humorous “quiz” to help users decide whether they are ready to be parents. The ad also features a mini-game called “Build a Baby”, which lets users assemble various combinations of hair, eyes, and mouths to create unique “baby” faces. The resulting images can be saved to the users’ Camera Roll photo folders.
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