Today’s a big day for T-Mobile because there are two high-profile Android phones launching. First up is the Moto Z2 Force, which is notable for a couple of reasons. It’s the first new Motorola smartphone we’ve seen on T-Mobile in a while, and T-Mo is celebrating the Z2 Force’s arrival with a Buy One, Get One deal. For a limited time, you can buy a Moto Z2 Force on EIP and get a second Moto Z2 … [read full article]
Alongside the new T-Mobile Revvl, T-Mo today made a couple of other announcements that target affordable smartphones. First up is T-Mobile Smartpicks. With this program, T-Mo wants to help customers find affordable smartphones “that are raising the bar in terms of features and specs.” T-Mobile Smartpicks has a dedicated webpage on T-Mo’s website. On it, T-Mobile is highlighting phones like the Samsung Galaxy J3 Prime, LG Aristo, LG K20 Plus, and ZTE ZMAX Pro. … [read full article]
After numerous leaks, the T-Mobile Revvl is now official. T-Mobile today confirmed that the Revvl, its new own-brand Android phone that’s made by Alcatel. The T-Mobile Revvl will be available tomorrow, August 10, with pricing set at $0 down and $5 per month with JUMP! On Demand or $5 down and $5 per month with EIP. Full retail price is $125. When it comes to specs, the T-Mobile Revvl runs Android 7.0 Nougat on … [read full article]
With just weeks to go before the LG V30’s debut, T-Mobile and LG are pushing out an update to last year’s V20. The T-Mobile LG V20 is now receiving a software update with new security patches. TmoNews reader Chintan received the update today, and as you can see in the screenshot below, it includes the July 1, 2017 Android security patches. According to T-Mobile’s LG V20 support page, this update also includes “various bug fixes … [read full article]
T-Mobile Revvl in the wild, with retail package pic.twitter.com/UHpWTgUkyL — Evan Blass (@evleaks) August 8, 2017 Days after we got a clear look at the T-Mobile Revvl and learned its launch date and pricing, some hands-on photos of the unannounced Android phone have surfaced. Hands-on photos of both the T-Mobile Revvl and its packaging have been shared by prolific leakster Evan Blass. The phone looks pretty much like the one we saw in … [read full article]
More than two years after the LG G Pad X 8.0 launched at T-Mobile, it looks like a new G Pad X model is coming to T-Mo. T-Mobile’s support site — which recently revealed the T-Mobile Revvl early — is showing the unannounced LG GPad X2 8.0 Plus. This includes several images of the Android tablet as well as its spec details. The LG GPad X2 8.0 Plus will feature Android 7.0 on an … [read full article]
Today we learned a lot more about the T-Mobile Revvl, T-Mo’s new own-brand Android phone. But that’s not the only own-brand smartphone that T-Mobile has in the works. Details on an unannounced device called the T-Mobile Alchemy have surfaced. Images of the Alchemy have been shared by Android Authority, who say that the phone is manufactured by Coolpad. Spec details for the Alchemy are still light, but we can see that it’s got a dual … [read full article]
UPDATE: T-Mobile’s Revvl support pages have gone live ahead of the launch. Spotted by Android Police, the pages include clear images of the Revvl as well as its full spec list. All of the specs listed below are confirmed, as is the inclusion of a microSD slot. ORIGINAL: It’s been a few months since we’ve heard anything about the T-Mobile Revvl, which is rumored to be T-Mobile’s new own-brand phone. That’s changing today. … [read full article]
One month after the Google Pixel XL 2 appeared in leaked renders, the smaller Pixel 2 has leaked. Images of what’s said to be the Google Pixel 2 have been shared by VentureBeat. The back of the phone looks similar to the Pixel XL 2, including a smaller rear glass panel, a larger camera lens, and a fingerprint reader below that glass panel. Around front is where things get a bit different. The smaller Pixel … [read full article]
Now we know what the Galaxy Note 8 will probably look like when it’s unveiled on August 23rd, but what kind of specs will it include? That question can now be answered, too. The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will have a 6.3-inch 2960×1440 Super AMOLED display, says VentureBeat, along with an 18.5:9 aspect ratio that’ll give it a tall display. The Note 8 is also expected to include an 8-megapixel front-facing camera for all of … [read full article]
