Tis a sad sad day in the world of T-Mobile as we say a fond farewell to Flexpay which will no longer be sold effective July 24th, today. While we can’t say we are surprised given that T-Mobile hasn’t really use of the Flexpay offering in some time, we bid it adieu. Customers already … [read full article]
I told you this was one of the most interesting aspects of this merger saga, and it just got more interesting. After posting the Fight The Merger post, AT&T contacted us with this statement: “The claims made by the Bursor & Fisher Law Firm are completely without merit. An arbitrator has no authority to … [read full article]
This is the biggest case of not news-news that I have seen in a while, I’m sick of it and I’ll be quick. Micro Sim Cards at T-Mobile, nothing new to see here. Use them in your iPhone, there’s a million of them on T-Mobile. DONE. [read full article]
Are you a business customer on T-Mobile and really want an Android phone? Then T-Mobile and Good Technology have a solution for you. Together, they are offering Enterprise-Class security for business users on Android. Put simply, “The Good for Enterprise Android solution lets business customers of all sizes harness the power of the Android operating system and provide enterprise-grade security and control over their business data and applications.” We love … [read full article]
This has to be one of the most interesting developments in this merger case, if you ask me at least. 11 AT&T customers have gone to the New York-based law firm of Bursor & Fisher to help file an arbitration demand against AT&T, proposing that the merger will be in violation of the Clayton Antitrust Act. … [read full article]
Take me out to the ball game, take me out with the crowd; buy me some peanuts and a tablet, I don’t care if I never get back. Let me root, root, root for T-Mobile, if they don’t win, it’s a shame; for it’s one, two, ten bucks, that’s all, to rent a tablet. Wow, never again. Seriously, though, T-mobile has partnered with the Los Angeles … [read full article]
It seems like there has been a bit more resistance against this merger lately, but some analysts don’t think that will stop it from going through. Doubt is starting to set in as Senator Kohl spoke against the merger and the FCC halted the r[read full article]
Maybe you just can’t justify spending $200 on the myTouch 4G Slide, I hear you. Don’t worry, though, because Walmart has you covered. You can pre-order the myTouch 4G Slide right now for $100. That’s … [read full article]
UPDATE: Just thought I would bring this to the main page again, seeing as to how T-Mobile has posted it on Facebook Oh myTouch 4G fans I’m looking for your attention right now as the official T-Mobile support forums has … [read full article]
T-Mobile and Zagg Inc, maker of the InvisibleSHIELD have announced a partnership to distribute Zagg accessories through T-Mobile’s nationwide sales channels. T-Mobile will begin distributing Zagg products beginning with the InvisibleSHIELD for the myTouch 4G Slide (pictured) with additional devices expected sometime later. “We’re focused on … [read full article]
Look out world the T-Mobile G2x update is finally being seeded to T-Mobile employees, at least a select group in a pilot test to help address any problems the update might contain. Let’s just get right down to it and ask what does the G2x Gingerbread update fix … [read full article]
Okay, Okay, so it’s not an actual shot clock, but the FCC has stopped it anyways. The backstory is that the FCC normally gives 180 days to complete merger reviews, and they just stopped the T-Mobile and AT&T one at 83 days. Stopping it isn’t a big deal, it has been done before, but the reason is very … [read full article]
