Will it? Won’t it? What will AT&T do about it? It’s Spring time and the buzz of what Apple will do, and who it will do it to is in the air. The WSJ could only point to ‘the people who were briefed’ when they delivered their article on a much anticipated CDMA version of [...]
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The holidays were supposed to be filled of joy, happiness, and laughter. I wish I could say that they for me but unfortunately it was quite the opposite. The reason you ask? Sprint! All decency and good spirit was forsaken from them as I was scrambling to update several clients campaigns per my favorite carrier [...] In response to Shehzad’s “HTC…No One’s Hero” Ohhhh little brother… You have so much more to live and learn. Kudos on the attempt though! We can at least agree on the fact that AT&T’s network is anemic at best. However, when comparing the HTC Hero and Apple iPhone, both of which I have also owned and operated, [...] In response to this post by Asif: “HTC, My Hero” Ohhhh Asif. I also had an iPhone, but then switched to Sprint since AT&T’s reception was nearly non-existent in San Francisco. So I do agree with Asif’s opinion of AT&T. However, I don’t agree with his taste in phones. After moving to Sprint I first tried the [...] About 7 months ago I made the jump from my Blackberry to the brand new Apple iPhone 3GS; and about 6 months and 2 weeks ago I jumped to the Sprint HTC Hero, and I couldn’t be happier. Now, before you jump to comment on how much the iPhone is better and that I have [...] From the moment I landed in Europe mobile campaigns assisting alongside traditional marketing campaigns are widespread. Alcohol brand Carlsberg is using a mobile call to action with a fun campaign called “What’s on, where?”. User can text CARLSBERG to the short code to get information on where the party’s at! The call to [...] Sprint launched its new Compliancy Program in early July. Since then companies and agencies are scrambling through the Power Point and asking themselves if the Now Network is now too specific. Sprint’s new attention to minor details and demands might be a bit too excessive for some. For example, the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) regulation for [...] |
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