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T-Mobile’s Back-To-School Promotion Begins July 1st

Say hello to T-Mobile’s upcoming back-to-school promotion beginning July 1st offering promotional family plans with $5 Classic and $0 Value add-a-lines through November 13th, 2012. This promotional offering will offer savings of $5 per month, until January 2, 2014. This isn’t the first time T-Mobile has reduced the existing price of their family plans by $5 and we’re happy to see it return. The great news is that this offer is good for both new and … [read full article]

T-Mobile And Dollar General Stores Announce Partnership For T-Mobile’s Prepaid, Monthly 4G Products

T-Mobile is making a second major announcement today on the heels of the Verizon spectrum exchange with report of a partnership with Dollar General to sell T-Mobile Prepaid and Monthly 4G services in stores. With this new deal, T-Mobile will expand their prepaid reach with more than 6,400 Dollar General stores across the country. T-Mobile says this commitment is part of [read full article]

T-Mobile, Verizon Sign Spectrum Exchange Agreement If Cable Deal Passes

A join T-Mobile and Verizon announcement this morning is surprising more than a few of us, as the two companies had previously been at odds, often publicly over the terms of Verizon’s proposed SpectrumCo purchase. Today, T-Mobile is  “submitting applications to the FCC for the purchase and exchange of AWS spectrum licenses in 218 markets.” A deal for  SpectrumCo AWS spectrum, a joint venture of various cable companies across the US was announced by Verizon last … [read full article]

(Update: Contest Over) Contest: Win Up To $30 In Gift Cards For Cruzerlite Android Accessories

Update: A big thank you to everyone who participated in this contest! I’ve started to go in and pick the winners, whom receive notification within 24 hours, allowing for another 24 hours to respond. Should the selected winner fail to respond we will come back and select another winner from the comments submitted prior to 8pm eastern  time June 24th.  TmoNews has some of the best readers in the world we’re always looking to give just a … [read full article]

Swiftkey 3 Now Out Of Beta, Remains A Must-Have Android App

There is little doubt in my mind that the use of Swiftkey 3 Beta helped make my 30-Day Android Challenge a better experience and now it’s out of beta and available for your purchase. There is no doubt this is one replacement keyboard I absolutely, positively cannot live without. With its new spacing prediction that has been tweaked, and tweaked and tweaked a little more in beta, the final … [read full article]

T-Mobile Highlights Windows Phone Sales After Windows Phone 8 Announcement

T-Mobile is riding the Windows Phone news wave today with their own blog post highlight the rising sales of their Windows Phone lineup. In fact, in the eight months of availability for the Nokia Lumia 710 and HTC Radar 4G, sales have more than doubled. Acknowledging that Android holds the lion share of the market for T-Mobile’s 4G smartphone portfolio, Windows Phone is … [read full article]

Clearing The Air On Galaxy S III Availability Tomorrow, June 27th

Yesterday, we saw the unofficial word that T-Mobile’s Galaxy S III launch was getting broken up into two parts, along with Sprint’s due to heavy, heavy demand on Samsung’s part. With the news that the launch was being broken up, plenty of questions have arisen on the specific launch details of both the 16 and 32GB sizes along with the colors themselves. I believe we have our answer in the image above, unofficially of course as … [read full article]

Microsoft Unveils Windows Phone 8, Details Upgrade Process For Current Handsets

Microsoft is in the midst of unveiling their next generation smartphone platform in Windows Phone 8 and so far, I’m loving what I’m seeing. Google and Apple take note, Microsoft is working hard to raise their game through the addition of long-requested features along with a brand new Start Screen which frankly speaking, looks freaking awesome. A lot of what we’re seeing now is backend stuff, definitely not part of the end-user experience — but these are … [read full article]