Sentences with phrase «phone carriers do»

Unlike credit card issuers, cell phone carriers don't report promptly paid bills directly to the rating agencies.

Cell phone carriers don't go by county lines.

While there is mobile spy software that you can secretly install on your child's iPhone or Windows Mobile based smartphones that monitor text messages and phone calls, cell phone carriers don't provide this service themselves, no matter what some parents may report.

Here are additional questions to ask vendors: Which phone carriers do you work with?

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But the dystopian policing doesn't stop there: Intellifusion is now teaming up with social media platforms WeChat and Sina Weibo and local phone carriers to text jaywalkers the moment they offend.

In many cases, it means arguing with your Canadian provider about unlocking your phone, paying a hefty fee to do so, or voiding its warranty and violating the carrier's terms of service by jail - breaking it.

Similarly, if you're using the default email address your broadband or phone carrier assigned you, it can seem like you've missed the tech boat entirely -; or that you don't represent a real company.

The carriers didn't make a profit on the old, subsidized phone plans, so they've benefitted from shifting the expense onto customers directly.

The carriers do indeed have credit programs, too, in which customers receive points for trading in their old phones, which can then go toward new accessories.

One of the usual downsides of these kind of exclusive phones is that the carrier often pre-loads the device with its own software, which customers don't really need.

Until, of course, you remember the culture - induced myopia I described yesterday: Myerson still has the Ballmer-esque presumption that Microsoft controlled its own destiny and could have leveraged its assets (like Office) to win the smartphone market, ignoring that by virtue of being late Windows Phone was a product competing against ecosystems, which meant no consumer demand, which meant no developers, topped off by the arrogance to dictate to OEMs and carriers what they could and could not do to the phone, destroying any chance at leveraging distribution to get critical maPhone was a product competing against ecosystems, which meant no consumer demand, which meant no developers, topped off by the arrogance to dictate to OEMs and carriers what they could and could not do to the phone, destroying any chance at leveraging distribution to get critical maphone, destroying any chance at leveraging distribution to get critical mass...

Even if they did, your example of having your phone on one carrier and your data plan on a separate carrier is impractical, the carrier's pricing plans would make it prohibitively expensive.

I have had to make a few phone calls recently because said wireless carrier has been doing upgrades in my area.

It's not just for baby either because I've used it to secure my phone to her carrier when I took a walk and didn't have pockets.

I also explain why carriers don't allow their basic feature phones and quick messaging devices, which don't require expensive data plans, to offer Wi - Fi.

The question isn't just whether this device is the best for T - Mobile customers — though it does face stiff competition from the Samsung Galaxy S 4G — but whether it's the best Android phone on any carrier.

While it doesn't have support for Verizon and Sprint, it does still support GSM carriers, and for this price, the OnePlus 3 is definitely a phone worth taking a look at.

Don't forget Tmo was the FIRST provider with Android, and have pushed more android phones then any other carrier by leaps and bounds.

There is no word yet regarding how limited the supply of phones will be, but is does appear that indiviual carriers will also offer pre-order options.

phones and carriers are two separate things, so yes its ok to like a phone and hold off because you don't like the carrier.

As this statement does not explicitly deny the existence of a Verizon variant, it also implies that the phone may also see a carrier launch after all.

Samsung doesn't cater to carriers, they're the top phone maker.

The requirement that the phones have to be sold with a contract in - store probably does constitute a «bundling» — especially since all three carriers have said they will honor Apple's stated full retail pricing.

Sometimes phone carriers take too long to release the update, so you can do it manually by using the ones from our website.

The phone in your pocket is actually still doing the sending and receiving of emails and BBMs back and forth to RIM's servers via your phone's carrier connection, but it feels as if it's happening from the PlayBook directly.

Verizon may have the exclusive to customize / re-brand the phone as a Droid Prime, but that doesn't necessarily mean the pure Android Nexus version won't be available, or launched first, on another carrier.

But when Apple does launch an NFC phone and hawks it as a mobile «iWallet,» carriers will find it tough to sell Android phones that do the same.

I'm highly disappointed that 4 months later T - Mobile still doesn't have a single phone with a 720p display when all the other carriers have at least one, and Verizon has three.

I don't think carriers will be big in the tablet business for long as consumers want to connect tablets to their existing ISP's (home net, tether via phone).

All carriers have an ETF if you don't maintain the service but WireFly will charge you fill retail price if you do nt keep the phone and calling plan features for a year, oh and ATT requires the data plan now anyway.

Problem is, the carrier doesn't even say that the updates will arrive this year — if your phone or tablet is on this list, it just means that you'll get Ice Cream Sandwich.

For some reason, the phone is on backorder despite having gone live on the carrier's website only a few hours back, but if you do want to grab one, you can expect it to start shipping in the next two days (at least that's what Verizon says.)

I think the Thunderbolt did okay, but is the top selling phone on any carrier a phone that was introduced over $ 200.

Imported dual - SIM phones often don't have all the right frequency bands for US carriers, and when most dual - SIM phones make it to the US, they have often one SIM card slot replaced with a microSD card slot.

By the time the carrier gets around to updating it (if it does at all), you may have a perfectly stable ICS update waiting for you if you were to root your phone.

Who says regional carriers don't get good phones?

But only within the last few days did the company announce which carriers will soon support the new phones.

The company however does mention that the phone must have been bought directly from Google as part of the Project Fi bundle, rather than any other retailer or carrier, for -LSB-...]

Priced at less than $ 20, new Android phone takes the worry out of choosing the ideal phone for kids and parents alike OVERLAND PARK, Kan. and RICHARDSON, Texas — March 9, 2012 — Recognizing the importance of providing a wide variety of devices to fit the needs of families with children, Sprint (NYSE: S), and ZTE Corporation («ZTE») today announced the upcoming availability of ZTE FuryTM, a family - friendly Android - powered device that doesn't skimp on features and comes matched with the only truly unlimited data pricing plans on all phones from a national wireless carrier.

Over the years, carriers have offered all sorts of different customizations, but never really anything to do with your phone number.

HTC «developing a simple process» for update over a wire Reason number 101 why making a «special» version of a phone for a carrier can be a bad idea — the Sprint EVO 4G LTE doesn't have a large enough partition to extract the OTA for the Android 4.3 update that was aimed for sometime this month.

If they don't then they will start loosing customers to the other carriers with those phones.

For the first time ever, every major carrier in the US actually has smartphones worth buying, meaning you don't have to break up to get a good phone.

they'll release it when they want to release the damn phone, so quit your crying about «my phone died» or «i'm gonna switch to another carrier», because no one, specially at & t, gives a rat's ass about your phone and they certainly don't give a rats ass if you discontinue their services.

well one of the best thing about the galaxy s series is the large development community so it's very easy to ditch the carriers and their restrictions... doesn't excuse them for taking so long to get their versions out but the phones are all a lot more useful with one of the many custom roms available for free

However, this does not mean you can not shop around for best cell phone carrier.

Some carriers do charge cell phone contract cancellation fee.

It could start with one carrier like Apple did with AT&T before rolling out the phones out more widely.

When I went to switch cell phone carriers, instead of the normal online credit check they usually do — yes, your credit score is checked when you apply for a cell phone plan, did you know this?

Depending on the carrier, some steps in applying for or updating policies are only done via paper mail or on the phone, while some are done online.