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by Andrew Martonik
Dec 04, 2012
Starting this week, Verizon will be rolling out a targeted advertising system it is calling "Verizon Selects." The basic idea is that customers can opt-in (thankfully) to a system that let...
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by Phil Nickinson
Aug 10, 2011
Anybody catch the Mets game Tuesday night? Were any of you at the Mets game Tuesday night? Well, Android Central reader Christopher (aka Jet300 in the forums) was one of the announced 24,619 at ...
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by Phil Nickinson
May 06, 2011
We know the HTC EVO 3D is coming soon to Sprint. We know it's coming this summer. We just don't know exactly when. And this little advertisement in ESPN The Magazine is doing its b...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Feb 03, 2011
All signs point to a Feb 14 release date for the HTC Thunderbolt, and according to next week's Best Buy advertisement, you will soon be able to pre-order the first LTE phone on Verizon at yo...
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by Phil Nickinson
Dec 26, 2010
We don't usually call attention to the paid adverts on this site. They're a necessary evil, and we like to keep a pretty thick line between editorial and advertising. But in this case, we'll make an ...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Dec 06, 2010
If skyrocketing marketshare, multimillion-dollar ad revenue, and mind-boggling hardware specs aren't enough to keep Android on the tip of everyone's tongue, Photoshopping failures by advertising compa...
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by Phil Nickinson
Nov 30, 2010
Has the HTC Merge been announced and we missed it? (Heh, not hardly.) Because it's got a hell of an advertisement in the latest Entrepreneur Magazine. It's being touted as "a wor...
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by Casey Chan
Dec 01, 2009
If you want to wear your phone allegiance on your sleeve, it looks like you literally can. Verizon is reportedly sending out the shirt above to some customers who have purchased the DROID. We we...
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by Casey Chan
Nov 10, 2009
Continuing the ad onslaught of Verizon and the Motorola DROID, we have three new commercials that actually show the DROID in action, well, sort of. It still maintains the 'droid' theme so it's really...
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by Casey Chan
Nov 06, 2009
We all know Google is as minimalist as they come when it comes to their homepage. Google.com rarely displays anything else other than the Search Bar and occasional artwork celebrating a holiday. So wh...
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by Casey Chan
Nov 04, 2009
If you didn't think Verizon could get any more serious about the DROID, think again. After going after the iPhone in their first commercial teaser for the DROID, Big Red is back with 'Stealth'. 'Steal...
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by Casey Chan
Oct 28, 2009
BGR has an interesting report that Verizon Wireless will launch an all-out, ad onslaught for the DROID in one of the busiest intersections in the world, Times Square New York City. But this is m...
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by Casey Chan
Oct 27, 2009
If you're interested in seeing how the T-Mobile Motorola CLIQ and MOTOBLUR works, take a look at the video released by T-Mobile above! The Motorola CLIQ should already be on their way (or maybe even i...
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by Casey Chan
Oct 21, 2009
Verizon isn't kidding about the Droid. After launching commercials in primetime over the weekend, it looks like they'll follow up with promotional mailers that give a clear look at the Droid and...
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by Casey Chan
Dec 09, 2008
Ah, Google. Finding yet another way to earn money via the ad avenue. Google just announced that AdWords is now supported in Android, iPhone, and other mobile devices with full HTML browsers which me...
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by Casey Chan
Nov 14, 2008
There's a new ad for the T-Mobile G1! Okay, it's a bit old but it's a heck of a lot more effective! Titled "Shark", the new commercial is a follow-up to the original "Questions" spot. But instead of...
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by Casey Chan
Nov 11, 2008
With the holiday shopping season about to kick off, T-Mobile and Google are going to push the G1 at consumers and push it hard. All Things D is reporting that AOL has earned a giant contract from T...
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by Casey Chan
Oct 23, 2008
T-Mobile has finally put the G1 in the public's eye by way of commercial. This advertisement, aptly named "Questions", shows a lot of random people asking random questions. To solve this dilemma: th...
