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I can answer questions on cellular phones, the physical device, the network, contracts, billing, ordering, porting and what to look for when purchasing cell phones. I am located in the United States. I am an expert on BlackBerrys, Treos, HTC devices and iPhones as well as cellphones and aircards. I have over 15 years of experience in both the wireless and wireline world with the carriers. I have a lot of knowledge regarding the wireless providers - their services, prices and policies, both GSM AT&T and T-Mobile) and CDMA (Verizon, Sprint/Nextel). I am very familiar with the individual devices and their specifications. I can also answer questions regarding BlackBerrys, iPhones and other PDAs, both Palm-based and Windows-based. I can troubleshoot most any problem someone is having with their cellular device or with the provider.

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2012-01-28 Nokia N9:

Sherman -    You are correct, Sherman. Like original iPhones, this device has a battery that can only be removed by an authorized service agent for Nokia. Yes, the battery can be replaced, but you would

2012-01-27 Google Voice + Windows Mobile:

There aren't any free numbers, however, if you have a SIM card from another device (either used and now burned) or never been used, just putting the SIM card into the device will allow you to use it for

2012-01-25 cell phone:

There are several carriers who have senior plans. They are typically around $30 a month and have 200 minutes. They also have phones that are good for people who need more amplified volume.  Pick a carrier

2012-01-21 Samsung T239 Cell Phone & Voicemail:

When a call is missed, you won't be able to locate information in your log if it didn't register on the phone first and went straight to voice mail. Within the voice mail system, you can hear the date

2012-01-19 Provisioning:

The word "provisioning" as it relates to cell phone carriers provisioning service, means the set up of a new line of service, i.e., if you get a new cell phone with a new number, your wireless carrier

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