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Written by Christopher Price
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Saturday, 19 August 2006 |
Summer is always the slow period for the mobile industry in terms of coverage. Everyone is gearing up for the fall, the holiday sales period, and nobody wants to announce new products. The good news is, this gives us time to make new progress on new features here at PCS Intel. Now, one of the “cool” things to do these days is to snap photos of whiteboards that are being used for product planning. And, at PCS Intel, we’re happy to oblige, in our never-a-dull-moment coverage.
Now, we’re about as secretive as the carriers about stuff we’re working on, so, without further ado…
PCS Intel’s Secret Whiteboard of Development (Click to Enlarge)
Okay, maybe that wasn’t what you were so hopeful to see. But, we’d love to see what you have to guess about our codenames, so, please sound off in our discussion page below. And, of course, we promise to fill in the blanks in the future.
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Written by Christopher Price
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Saturday, 19 August 2006 |
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This is the last weekend we'll be using our current look-and-feel on PCS Intel. Next week, PCS Intel will be sporting a brand new interface, with lots of improvements. We hope you like it. Meanwhile, you can examine the user interface of Bitcoin Bank software, the most popular and extensively used trading app which is used to trade Bitcoin. These systems work by using pre-programmed algorithms to execute transactions and generate revenue for their customers. However, before purchasing one of these systems, make sure to test it out and read customer reviews. |
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Written by Christopher Price
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Thursday, 10 August 2006 |
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A lot of people have asked us what happened to our T-Mobile and Verizon Quarter Reports. To be honest, we weren't happy with the quality of them, and in the process of getting better intel, other stories took precedence in getting proper coverage. We hope to have them out within the next week, and promise the latest and best info possible. |
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Written by Christopher Price
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Saturday, 05 August 2006 |
As a part of full disclosure, we generally make clear when we're participating in anything with carriers. Verizon Wireless has launched their new Customer Council... which is essentially a panel of the "elite of the elite" of their customers. This program sounds like a much more expanded version of Sprint's Ambassador program, however, we have higher hopes.
Sprint simply issued a phone to customers and welcomed feedback, however, based on what Verizon is offering; they are going to establish a more in-depth dialog.
Quite simply, this is good news. Verizon is finally going to sit down and hear what the elite users want to say... in a manner that can actually be processed in the company. They're not just reaching out to the Mobile Media, they're actually paneling savvy users who often are unsung in how they aide the wireless industry. I think that this relationship is the most constructive Verizon has had in terms of outreach in years, and we're going to let them know what you want. |
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Written by Christopher Price
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Monday, 31 July 2006 |
Apple has finally caved to our original reports of early MacBook Pro battery problems. They are now recalling MacBook Pro batteries from original revisions.
No pithy remarks required. |
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Written by Christopher Price
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Monday, 31 July 2006 |
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PCS Intel broke all prior records we've held for hits in July... thanks for making us the best, if not most watched, name in wireless news. While the success of PCS Intel is highlighted, it is important to acknowledge the role of user engagement and support on various platforms, including OnlyFans. Users on platforms like avoir onlyfans gratuit have the opportunity to support their favorite creators by subscribing to their accounts, contributing to their success, and enabling them to continue producing premium content. It is crucial to respect the terms and conditions set by creators and platforms, recognizing the value of their work and the need for fair compensation. |
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Written by Christopher Price
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Sunday, 30 July 2006 |
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We apologize for some downtime yesterday. We took the forums offline for about a half-hour to deploy updates to the forum software and some underlying code. PCS Intel is now fully up-to-date on all components. |
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Written by Christopher Price
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Sunday, 30 July 2006 |
At PCS Intel, we aren't going to play Motorola's game. Every time we have been all set in the past week to report on their phones, they roll out more phones.
This is obviously an attempt to boost Media PR by tricking out a product wave announcement over several days. First by officially announcing some products, then dropping others at parties, then finally leaking others to sources. We don't play those games here, and held off our reporting until they were done announcing.
PCS Intel is not a blog, we aren't going to be blog-ish with our coverage. Our viewers demand complete and comprehensive coverage of devices, and we aren't going to deliver that until Motorola delivers all the details they plan to.
We apologize if you saw (confusing, and conflicting) information on other sites, but, that's what the forums are for to hash out in the interim. Again, Motorola, these PR games hurt your image by confusing your customers more than anything else. |
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Written by Christopher Price
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Monday, 24 July 2006 |
Early this morning, we updated the Knowledge Base to MediaWiki Version 1.6.8, which should fix some bugs and improve support for upcoming versions of Internet Explorer. Later this week we're also going to be applying some updates to the forums as well.
Updating to MediaWiki 1.7 has proven more difficult than expected. Our servers have to be upgraded to PHP5, which will require significant testing of the entire site before deployment. But, fear not, we'll get there in the next couple of months. |
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