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Last updated: Friday, April 29, 2011

Yesterday was supposed to be a big day for Verizon Wireless customers: the Samsung Droid Charge was supposed to hit store shelves, giving customers two options when it came to handsets that used Big Red’s new 4G LTE network (the other being the ThunderBolt). Unfortunately, Verizon Wireless’ entire 4G LTE network went down earlier this week, and even though it came back into service yesterday, Samsung and Verizon Wireless decided to postpone the launch of the Droid Charge until everything’s stable again.

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Verizon Wireless delays Droid Charge launch due to LTE outage

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