Not only is it Friday, but it is also December, which basically means deals and steals everywhere you look. T-Mobile is hoping to make some more people happy this holiday season by giving some deals on Nokia Phones. Through December 6th you can get $25 off the Nokia 3711, $15 off the 2720 and $10 off the 5130 [of course this is with a 2 year agreement (+tax/fees) and restrictions apply]. Still, … [read full article]
In case you haven’t noticed, it’s Friday, and a particularly good one for me, thanks for asking (how about yours?). Well maybe your day hasn’t been as good as mine, but don’t worry, I have help. The funny people over at College Humor have given the MyTouch 3G, and Android, some love and what they have to say is pretty convincing, not to mention funny. I don’t know about you, but I am … [read full article]
Now, I can’t speak of how accurate this information is, so please have your salt in hand. Deep in this 3G America document (page 3 of 3 actually) there is a line saying that T-Mobile USA will be deploying LTE in Q4 of 2012. While this is a year after AT&T (who are just trying to play catch up with Verizon) I am not worried. If you remember correctly, T-Mobile is setting up to [read full article]
False Alarm, as the job description points out: The overall market for mobile handsets is expected to experience rapid growth over the next several years as consumers continue to use mobile devices for an increasing portion of their communication needs. Much of this growth will be driven by the ongoing introduction of outstanding devices that allow for a deeper, richer mobile experience on an ever-broadening set of platforms and … [read full article]
Maybe the Android packing, Touchwiz touting Behold 2’s price tag just wasn’t doing it for you, even if your mouth was watering over all the Android and Samsung goodness. Well, now you have a shot at winning one for that oh so special price of free. Samsung is running a promotion to giveaway a Behold 2 every hour, on the hour, until December 23rd, and a LED TV every day. Sounds like a sweet deal … [read full article]
There is just no end to the faults of technology, but we can’t live without it now, right? Well, anyways, more outages are occurring, but this time in a global fashion. It appears that Blackberry’s Internet Service (BIS) is down around the globe and isn’t localized to a specific carrier. For those of you with shiny 9700s, I am truly sorry, you will just need to hang tight and wait to fully experience it. Leave … [read full article]
While the launch is three days away, what is quickly becoming everyone’s favorite Blackberry is arriving in T-Mobile stores. Let me repeat that, the 9700 availability date is three days away (I’m excited). If the reports are to be believed, then T-Mobile is preparing for this phone to sell like hot cakes, since the stores are supposed to have a minimum of 25 each (Our sources are saying that the high end will be … [read full article]
With the inclusion of AWS (T-Mobile 3G) on the N900, it was clear to see that Nokia and T-Mobile were starting to warm up to one another. In fact, it is starting to look like we may be graced by another T-Mobile 3G ready Nokia soon. What makes us think this, you might ask? Well, the good ol’ FCC filings show an indication for support of our AWS bands. While it has been a while since T-Mobile has … [read full article]
While the Motorola Droid, which is currently exclusive to Verizon in the US, may not be your cup of tea, there is no doubt that it has features that previous Android devices have yet to gain. This is all, of course, because it boasts Android 2.0, or the tasty Eclair edition. Well, it was only a matter of time before somebody did some fancy ROM tweaking and got Eclair and Google Navigation to work on the … [read full article]
Well, you may have heard something about this, but Verizon released their Droids upon the world today. There was all sorts of fanfare, and teasers leading up to this date in history and it has finally happened. Today, Android grew, not only to incorporate an additional carrier, but the evolution of Android is upon us. I went and spent some time with the two new Android phones and well, I wasn’t entirely impressed hardware wise. The Eris, … [read full article]
