in the month to come // in the following month

[Daruma]

1. in the month to come
2. in the following month
Do these mean the same thing?

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Sprint Nextel has recently announced that in the month to come it is to launch the BlackBerry Pearl 8130 smart phone. The new BlackBerry will be also the first device coming from Reseach in Motion Ltd. that Spring Nextel will be using for supporting its music and TV services.

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[Barb_D]

It can, but I think "in the month to come" can also mean "sometime in the next 30-day period."

For example, it's June 12 today. "In the month to come" could mean anytime between now and July 12 (or so). However "in the following month" I would assume it means the month of July. More natural for that, however, is "next month."

[Daruma]

Sprint Nextel has recently announced that in the month to come it is to launch the BlackBerry Pearl 8130 smart phone. The new BlackBerry will be also the first device coming from Reseach in Motion Ltd. that Spring Nextel will be using for supporting its music and TV services.

Can I say "within a month" in place of in the month to come?