While the timing of this price drop is likely coincidental considering the reports in recent days regarding the lackluster sales of the Garminfone T-Mobile has dropped the price to $129.99. The real question is will this do anything to boost sales of the Garminfone or is it to little to late? With the [read full article]
The next big thing in T-Mobile Android phones is just around the corner, a week earlier than expected even. Sure, T-Mobile has been showing off the Vibrant for a while now, but this page is one step closer to an order page. Now, there isn’t much else to … [read full article]
The last time we saw the Curve 9300 in action was last month, where it was first spotted with T-Mobile branding. For those that missed the brief hands on video (which had been removed shortly after it had been posted), the guys over at salomondrin.net got their hands on the 9300 and have done a nice little overview of the device. In short, the device seems to … [read full article]
Now that almost everything about the Charm has been revealed, let’s dive in deeper to see what really makes this thing tick. Under the hood you will find a TI OMAP3410 600 MHz processor with 512 MB RAM and 512 MB Flash ROM. User storage for apps is limited to 150 MB … [read full article]
In the midst of today’s busy “TmoNews” day, Asustek has come out and refuted reports that the Garminfone isn’t selling well. While they declined to discuss exact numbers, Asustek claimed that the shipments of the phone were selling “as previously planned.” They also claim to have received positive feedback on the … [read full article]
According to the guys over at LightReading, T-Mobile’s first HSPA+ capable handset is due in September. LightReading claims that, according to an unnamed spokesman at Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile USA’s first HSPA+ handset, which will fully take advantage of its HSPA+ network, will be manufactured by HTC and will be running none other than Google’s Android OS. Additionally, the DT spokesman also mentions that another HSPA+ capable handset will … [read full article]
After a flurry of activity this week leading up to an official announcement this morning, the Motorola Charm now has its first official promotional video. The very first Android device with a unibody Qwerty keyboard, the Charm surely fits a niche for those out there who long for a keyboard but hate the slider…like me. Watch the video and let us know if … [read full article]
UPDATE: And we’ve got picture evidence! Hold the phone here!! Word has just come to me, via multiple sources, that the Samsung Vibrant is releasing July 15th, NOT the 21st as previously discussed. We are unsure as the reason for the pushup but perhaps T-Mobile is looking to move their hottest phone out to combat the Droid … [read full article]
The guys over at Androidspin claim to have been sent, via one of their sources, a leaked T-Mobile roadmap showing off 16 devices coming the Magenta way. Let me just say right now, I don’t know if this is real, it most certainly doesn’t look like the roadmaps I have seen in the past…that’s not to say it’s fake, just saying I’m suspicious of its validity. Which means, … [read full article]
Remember that Motorola handset that passed FCC with AWS goodness in January? Yesterday, the folks over at the FCC updated the FCC entry with new pictures and a user manual in which there are mentions of T-Mobile USA services, specifically, MyFaves (now discontinued). … [read full article]
Well, it hasn’t been long since the Motorola Charm rumors first started to pick up speed. Since then, it seems like we have learned more and more every day. Now, the entry level Android phone has been officially announced by Motorola. It packs everything that we told you about before (you know, the 2.8 inch screen, backtrack navigation, Android 2.1 with … [read full article]
I think its safe to say that the delayed Android updates from Motorola have upset more than just a few of you, right? The lack of updates combined with the lack of information regarding them has certainly soured many T-Mobile customers and Motorola customers on purchasing from the company in the future. Much like [read full article]
