Verizon is showing its usual arrogance over its network via an interview with CTO Tony Melone from Cnet. While I’ll be the first to admit, Verizon really outshines the other carriers, including our Magenta at CES, hands down that doesn’t mean they have the strongest offering of all. With that in mind, we won’t deny that they came out swinging with their selection of LTE offerings but … [read full article]
T-Mobile CEO Philipp Humm told the Wall Street Journal that T-Mobile plans to sell a number of Android devices for $100 or less. Explaining that not all customers want expensive, high end devices T-Mobile is looking to capture that demographic. “We are working with our vendors on this one to drive the price of smartphones down,” T-Mobile won’t be the only carrier hoping to attract new customers … [read full article]
With news of the myTouch 3G LE and Fender editions prepping to receive their Android 2.2 update, plenty of myTouch Slide customers are left wondering when is their turn. Well the good news it’s being worked on, the bad news is we’re hearing exactly what kind of trouble is delaying … [read full article]
Mid-October, we first reported T-Mobile would begin rolling out the long awaited and highly anticipated Android 2.2 Froyo update for original myTouch 3G owners. T-Mobile has announced via their forums that the original myTouch 3G 2.2 update was successfully completed on December 15th 2010. … [read full article]
Warning: Lots and lots of pictures ahead! So what’s one more T-Mobile event keynote post, you guys eat this stuff up! This time we’re giving you the whole event in pictures; having already given the salient points from the days events this time we are doing it via imagery! It’s interesting for sure to see these images and get a glimpse as … [read full article]
I believe I saved the best for last with this video from the end of the T-Mobile 2011 CES Press Event featuring from left to right, T-Mobile CEO Philip Humm, CTO Neville Ray and CMO Cole Brodman. These are amongst the three most important people in the T-Mobile USA organization so when they speak, we should listen. This video contains all kinds of fun stuff like…you … [read full article]
The folks over at the FCC have just passed an LG device (model no: LG-V909) with our favorite, AWS bands. Looking at the device pictured in the FCC filling, it looks to a tablet, which shouldn’t be a surprise if you watched the T-Mobile CES event yesterday. Besides an FCC label, nothing new is reveled regarding the G-Slate other … [read full article]
It wasn’t too long ago that the Dell Streak 7 broke cover and was announced by Dell and T-Mobile. Now both are setting their sights on launching this fast and powerful device. What is looking to be the first 4G tablet will surely be capable, full of features and even competitively priced. The year of the tablet is upon us, we … [read full article]
While I admit the lack of detail surrounding this number is a bit frustrating, 25 plus HSPA+ devices coming in 2011 at least leaves plenty to the imagination. This number is a combination of data and phone devices which comes very close to [read full article]
T-Mobile CEO Philip Humm and the CEO of LG met on stage at the T-Mobile CES 2011 Press Event and showed off…the LG G-Slate. Well, more like they held it in their hands and let the “rest of us” wonder what hides behind that black exterior as we snapped away image after image. If you’ve seen the [read full article]
Editor’s Note: I know the camera work is a little shaky, I had to do a balancing act with my laptop and taking notes so I’m sorry it’s not the best! T-Mobile showed off a little bit of their upcoming 42Mbps HSPA+ network by doing exactly what I would do to test it and that is to download an album and play a video game. Honestly, if you’re a computer gaming person, the frame rates in the … [read full article]
While there was certainly a lot to look forward to coming out of the T-Mobile announcement in terms of data speeds, the most important point was that T-Mobile will not raise data plans for 4G usage. T-Mobile said unequivocally that they don’t believe they need to charge a “premium or “toll” for 4G use. This is great news, just great news as other … [read full article]
