Verizon to crack door to freer access for wireless devices
Verizon Wireless plans to open its network to devices other than the ones handpicked by the company, a move that could expand the features available on mobile phones and give the second-largest U.S. wireless carrier after AT&T a response to a phone software project led by Google.
OUTDOORS REPORT: Nov. 23
Matagorda Guide Mark Talasek reported steady fishing for trout while drifting with Bass Assassins before the front hit. Heavier fish have been caught while wading the mud on Corkies and sof t plastics. Nearshore Guide Mike Williams reported steady catches of tarpon before the front around the passes on 808 51 series MirrOlures.
OUTDOORS REPORT: Nov. 28
Galveston Bay Guide James Plaag of Silver King Adventures reported limits of trout averaging 3 to 5 pounds on red shad Bass Assassins in 7 to 8 feet of water. Wind was howling out of the northwest. East Matagorda Bay
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November 30th, 2007 at 3:52 pm
[…] Verizon to crack door to freer access for wireless devices Verizon Wireless plans to open its network to devices other than the ones handpicked by the company, a move that could expand the features available on mobile phones and give the second-largest U.S. wireless carrier after AT&T a response to a phone software project led by Google. OUTDOORS REPORT: Nov. 23 Matagorda Guide Mark Talasek […] […]