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JWoww Loses $100K BlackBerry

This last weekend, Jenni “JWoww” Farley lost her BlackBerry. Jenni was apparently shopping at a Lowe’s hardware store in Toms River, New Jersey with boyfriend Roger when she lost the cell phone. Jenni reported the missing BlackBerry to the police, claiming the phone is worth $100,000. Why is Jenni Farley’s BlackBerry worth $100,000? Is Jenni’s BlackBerry made of Platinum? Jenni claims it’s because of her fame. “Because of all my contacts,” she told Toms River police. According to an article written by Fabiana Santana, Actress Archives, “It’s those contacts - all stored in her Blackberry - she is worried will wind up in the wrong hands.”

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For most carriers, cell phones tend to be sold at pricey amounts unless the customer agrees to remain with the carrier for another year. Using eBay and other similar merchants, however, cell phone users can often times purchase phones without renewing their contracts. Not only does this method eliminate the outrageous prices that your cell phone carrier might offer, buying used phones may also allow for a wider selection of products.

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In today’s society, most people value their cell phone above any other material possession. But for many cell phone users, the question of whether or not to clean their cell phone often proves to be a hard decision. Still, the facts hold clear that cleaning your cell phone is highly advantageous. From a practical standpoint, cleaning your cell phone can lengthen the life of your device considerably. Additionally, users that take care of their devices can also expect better looking, shinier devices in the future. All things considered, your cell phone not only needs to be cleaned on a regular basis, it is also important to clean your device in a manner that is safe and proper.

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It has always seemed silly to me to pay for both my Blackberry’s internet and my home internet. It just doesn’t make sense to pay for 2 separate signals. Apparently I was not the only one thinking this, as it is quite common these days for people to use their Blackberry Bold’s as modems. Until a short while ago I had no idea that this was possible, but I learned quickly that it was actually pretty easy to do. Here’s how I did it:

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