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Pre available through Verizon in January
There was a period of uncertainty regarding the length of Sprint’s agreement after Verizon recently claimed it would be selling the Pre in about six months. Sprint’s CEO Dan Hesse quickly countered the competitor’s statement by calling it inaccurate and suggesting that Verizon check its facts.
The Pre has seen moderate success thus far. While its sales can’t compete with the iPhone’s launch, Palm’s latest handset has broken Sprint’s debut phone sales records. There are no official numbers to go by, but as of a few days ago analysts estimated shipments between 50,000 and 100,000. Palm’s blog reports that more than 150,000 apps were downloaded on first day.
I can only hope that by the January launch, any major hardware kinks will be sorted out.
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on June 12, 2009 9:35 AM |
This is still false, the Wall Street Journal article is based on a Q&A Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg. The interview took place at D7 weeks ago and was finally published in the Wall Street Journal. If you take a look on the everythingpre.com forums this has been talked about almost over a week ago! OLD HACK! It is not confirmed if anyone else will be getting the phone and depending on sprints sales, theyre contract can be extended. This just goes with all those other rumors of the Iphone for Verizon. etc. Verizon simply has interest in the Pre and Palm is not talking to them until January. It COULD be 7 months at the soonest but dont get your hopes up. It might turn into 17 months |
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