Read the fine print to know what you’re getting
The ConsumerBy Linda Bolido
Contract and insurance policies are not the only things that should be read carefully, especially the fine print.
Contract and insurance policies are not the only things that should be read carefully, especially the fine print.
Don’t be quick to dismiss BlackBerry just yet: If the upbeat mood at the recent BlackBerry World Conference 2012 was indicative of its future, the smartphone pioneer is still very much in the game.
In response to the need of its growing market the world over, particularly in Southeast Asia, for a “hybrid” smartphone that combines a fluid keyboard for texting with intuitive, timesaving touchscreen features for accessing the Internet and various apps, Canada-based Research in Motion (RIM) recently launched the BlackBerry (BB) Bold 9790.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA—If this is the future—bright and hazy like a dream, lush neon lights flickering in a hypnotic dance—then sign me up. “The presentation you’re about to see will be in 3D,” a voice, booming from the room’s speakers, said. “Please put on your glasses.” What happened next was a scene straight out of a [...]
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