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T-Mobile G2x Gingerbread Update List Of Improvements, Retail Stores Receiving Inventory

I am almost prepared to shed a tear as we’ve been receiving word all day that retail stores are on alert for shipments of the T-Mobile G2x that are alleged to contain brand new devices arriving with Gingerbread already installed. While we can’t confirm the installation of Gingerbread on these new devices we’ve heard from multiple sources that inventory is being replenished early this week. Things are looking very very good that we could see a … [read full article]

HTC Ruby Appears Via Flickr, Has T-Mobile Logo

Thanks to Flickr we’re getting what are possibly some of the first spy shots of the upcoming HTC Ruby which has the clear makings of a T-Mobile logo in the upper right hand corner. The boys at Pocket Now who uncovered these shots are saying the image itself was taken with an HTC Ruby so we should add that we aren’t 100% positive that the T-Mobile branded phone we are seeing is the HTC Ruby. Either way … [read full article]

Deal Alert: HTC Sensation 4G Available For $99.99 At Target

For those of you looking for a great deal on the HTC Sensation 4G and can’t catch a break when T-Mobile posts their midnight sales Target has a deal for you. For just $99.99 you can pick up the HTC Sensation 4G and join T-Mobile or upgrade your existing line for a $100 savings. This deal is only good at stores with a Target Mobile kiosk so make sure to look up your local Target and … [read full article]

T-Mobile Classic And Value Rate Plans Go Live

Right on schedule T-Mobile has unveiled the Classic and Value rate plan selections and they are now ready for your buying pleasure.The new plans represent yet another industry first for T-Mobile as they attempt to move customers away from the equipment subsidy model that has been a staple of the American wireless industry for years. Time will tell how receptive customers are to the changes T-Mobile is making and whether or not a widespread shift … [read full article]

Software Update Available For Sidekick 4G Owners, Bug Fixes Within

T-Mobile Sidekick 4G owners have been waking up for the past few days to an alert to a software maintenance update that fixes bugs. The update began going out sometime overnight on July 21st and will be delivered in waves over the next few days. This is NOT an Android update to Gingerbread sadly but a maintenance update which will squash some bugs and provide enhancements based on customer feedback. You should accept this update because … [read full article]

T-Mobile’s FlexPay Service No Longer Available, Now Grandfathered In

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 on Flexpay are now Grandfathered in and can remain on their current offering. Flexpay customers looking to change plans may migrate over … [read full article]

AT&T Responds To Fight The Merger

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 block the merger or affect the merger process in any way.  Our arbitration provision allows customers to resolve their individual disputes … [read full article]

Android Enterprise Security, GOOD

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 security, don’t we?

DISH Networks And AT&T Customers Oppose the Merger

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.  Attorney Scott Bursor discuses the grounds for this arbitration:  “Government enforcement is an important part of the antitrust laws, … [read full article]

Rent A Tablet With The Los Angeles Angels

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 Angels to bring tablet rental to the Angels’ stadium. Fans who … [read full article]

Analysts Predict Merger Will Continue, No Matter The Setbacks

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 review shot clock.  Though as Jeffrey Silva, an analyst at Medley Global Advisors, puts it: “The ebbs and flows of merger reviews create moments of pause that sometimes imply greater … [read full article]