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Update: Android Phones Getting Vonage

Vonage VoIP Apps Now Available for T-Mobile and AT&T Android Phones

Maybe you were upset that Verizon and Skype made an exclusive deal with each other to offer VoIP calls in an Android app.  Well, if you were, then you should be happy soon.  Vonage has decided to offer an Android app that will do just that, and it is only for T-Mobile and AT&T Android phones.  In case you are unfamiliar with Vonage Mobile, it lets customers make VoIP calls using a Wi-Fi network, reducing the cost … [read full article]

T-Mobile To Launch $50 Talk/Text Plan?

We can’t say we are 100% confident in this launching, but based in part on the screen shot above, a couple of tips we’ve received this week and our own ability to see the future,  we’re thinking it’s looking good.  What we’re picking up here is that T-Mobile will be launching a $50 talk/text plan that is a pre-paid, no contract, that allows you to choose from any device in the T-Mobile lineup.  Actually, this sounds like … [read full article]

MyTouch Slide Passes FCC

I really do love the FCC, especially when they reveal phones that should be secret.  Today’s glimpse, the myTouch Slide (a.k.a the G1 v2).  The FCC documents have cleared and with that information comes a picture of the back side of the myTouch Slide.   Said device features WCDMA Band IV/AWS /T-Mobile 3G (depending on your phone band know how).  We are still waiting for more … [read full article]

Boo Yah! Evansville, Indiana Gets 3G!

Congratulations, Evansville!  You now have 3G thanks to T-Mobile.  As someone who has had 3G for a while, I will be the first to welcome you to the club.  Are you enjoying the super fast 3G speeds and improved call quality yet? If you’re still looking for a nice 3G enabled device, check out the HTC HD2.  Anyone out there reading this from Evansville?  If so, let us know how you like it!

myTouch Slide Shows Up In RadioShack Systems

It’s been quite awhile since we’ve heard any news regarding the upcoming “G1 successor”, the T-Mobile myTouch Slide. Courtesy of an anonymous tipster over at Engadget, it looks like the myTouch Slide has been found in RadioShack “The Shack’s” internal Direct2U system.  As you may have already noticed, the image is dubbed as “coming soon”.  Of course, we’ve already seen leaked … [read full article]

Nexus One Accessories Popping Up In T-Mobile Stores

While T-Mobile is no longer the exclusive US carrier of the Nexus One and while devices still can’t be purchased in stores, T-Mobile is ready to help accessorize your purchase.  Rumors have swirled since the beginning of the Nexus One news that T-Mobile would eventually carry the device in their stores.  Although those rumors persist, T-Mobile is going to start carrying accessories so you can at least protect … [read full article]

Nexus One Car Dock Now Available

Nexus One car_dock

Available from Google.com/phone, the Nexus One Car Dock will cost you a grand total of $55.  Used for both GPS navigation as well as playing music from your device, the dock will surely find a home with users who love convergence and would happily trade in a stand-alone GPS unit + phone for one device. Starting today, you can purchase a Nexus One Car Dock from Google’s web store, giving … [read full article]