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saschasegan

  1. @om You created TracFone? about 16 hours ago via Echofon in reply to om
  2. @red_annie No, it's 9:00, if you're tired go to bed at 9 for God's sake 1:04 PM Jun 1st via TweetDeck in reply to red_annie
  3. @douglasc_hill Three letters: AWS. Cricket is using the Sprint iPhone, no AWS support, and can't offer it in their AWS markets. 10:52 AM Jun 1st via TweetDeck in reply to douglasc_hill
  4. Woah the woah. Congrats to @dcseifert who now operates MobileBurn.com! 10:41 AM Jun 1st via TweetDeck
  5. @philipberne @johnbiggs He's already done TechCrunk techcrunch.com/2010/11/19/wat… 8:37 AM Jun 1st via TweetDeck in reply to philipberne
  6. @hermitdave That ETSI site doesn't say anything about Apple or not Apple. 6:47 AM Jun 1st via TweetDeck in reply to hermitdave
  7. @adomanico01 @zpower The writers saying "Apple won" seem to have forgotten about the "compromise" Moto/RIM proposal which @zpower covered 6:46 AM Jun 1st via TweetDeck in reply to adomanico01
  8. I'm trusting @zpower on this ETSI nano-SIM question. People seem to be jumping to conclusions. 6:43 AM Jun 1st via TweetDeck
  9. @PaulOBrien Right. It started out Santa Clara (Intel) but then they named it San Diego (Qualcomm) 10:08 AM May 31st via TweetDeck in reply to PaulOBrien
  10. Sorry: Intel is based in Santa Clara, not Santa Cruz. Qualcomm, however, is still based in San Diego. 10:01 AM May 31st via TweetDeck
  11. @sciwizam @hermitdave Yep, Intel sold XScale to Marvell 9:59 AM May 31st via TweetDeck in reply to sciwizam
  12. @swildstrom Absolutely. 9:59 AM May 31st via TweetDeck in reply to swildstrom
  13. @hermitdave Probably not a big enough city. They've used Atlanta, Rio, Barcelona, Monte Carlo, San Francisco. 9:52 AM May 31st via TweetDeck in reply to hermitdave
  14. Orange's Intel phone could have been the "Santa Cruz," home of Intel, but it's the "San Diego," home of … Qualcomm 9:47 AM May 31st via TweetDeck
  15. Is Orange calling their Intel phone the "San Diego" a very subtle dig? Does anyone else get this? 9:45 AM May 31st via TweetDeck
  16. @davezatz @robpegoraro @DougDougDoug I genuinely don't know if Cricket roams in a metro where they have native coverage. 8:05 AM May 31st via TweetDeck in reply to davezatz
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