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HTC HD7 Available For Order From T-Mobile? Almost But Walmart Is Selling It For Cheap!

For those of you who haven’t made up their minds about the HD7 without testing the device, we have some great news, albeit with a caveat. The HD7 is officially listed on the myTmobile.com upgrade page but unfortunately you can’t actually purchase the device just yet. We expect you can do that sometime early next Monday morning but hey, it never hurts to try and sneak it in a few days early. I’ve tried to be … [read full article]

Motorola DEFY In The Wild, Up For Pre-Order At Wirefly

While the “real” reviews are starting to slowly come in, we couldn’t let our super ninjas work go to waste so we present to you three minutes of Motorola Defy Mr. Blurrycam goodness. Actually this was taken with a G2 (we think) but from what we’ve been told for the most part the Motorola Defy is a sleeper phone and quite capable. Is it perfect and a true competitor to the myTouch4G? Not from what we … [read full article]

T-Mobile Announces New Holiday Offerings

While these devices won’t be all that we will see from T-Mobile this holiday season, (myTouch4G anyone?) T-Mobile has announced that four Android devices will be priced under $100 this holiday season. There is little surprise here as all of these phones have been individually announced and the Motorola Charm has been available for some time. However, it’s nice to see T-Mobile remember that times are tough and that plenty of customers will be budget conscious this … [read full article]

Walmart Offering Up GREAT Deal On Motorola Defy And LG Optimus T

Well Walmart is certainly living up to their “save money” image with yesterdays news of the HD7 discounted pricing and now…the Motorola Defy and LG Optimus T. In the case of the LG Optimus T, we figured that $29.99 from T-Mobile directly was good, but $0.97 cents is fantastic! The Motorola Defy, the rugged beast of a phone that she is will be coming to T-Mobile for just $99, but Walmart will … [read full article]

Walmart Offering Preorder For The HTC HD7, Only $149.99

If you didn’t already preorder the T-Mobile HTC HD7 from either Amazon or Wirefly, Walmart is now accepting preorders and is offering the handset for at an even lower price than the latter. Ordering through Walmart will give you a $50 discount from the T-Mobile pricing, and a $30 discount from the Wirefly/Amazon price. Sadly, the offer is only available for new customers. For existing customers, if you’re going to wait to purchase the handset from … [read full article]

Pre-Order The Galaxy Tab On Amazon For $699

If you just so happen to have $699 dollars lying around with nothing to do, you can go ahead and jump on the Amazon pre-order of the Galaxy Tab. That’s right, the very same Galaxy Tab that runs Windows! Just kidding, it doesn’t ACTUALLY run Windows. The very first T-Mobile tablet will hit retail stores and T-Mobile.com November 10th. If I am reading the Amazon page correctly the device will release November 9th, account … [read full article]

Motorola DEFY In The Wild, Ready For The Wild As Well

If you’re a clumsy person that drops his/her phone a lot but at the same time, need a good-looking rugged smartphone, the Motorola DEFY is the phone for you. The DEFY is an Android 2.1 powered handset that is not only scratch resistant, but also water resistant and dust proof. To briefly summarize, the Motorola DEFY sports a 3.7-inch 480 x 854 pixel WVGA capacitive touch screen, 5 megapixel camera (with an LED Flash), WiFi Calling (UMA), and Android … [read full article]

T-Mobile Ready To Begin “4G” Advertising

There is little question T-Mobile’s decided use of the “4G” moniker for their HSPA+ network has caused quite a stir. There is of course plenty to argue regarding the merits of the T-Mobile claim to a “4G” network. Whatever the truth may be, T-Mobile isn’t likely to care because bottom line, given the current wireless network situation in America, T-Mobile has hands down the fastest network currently available. Rest assured the “4G” issue isn’t going … [read full article]

myTouch3G Update Continues Through December 15th

When news dropped that the original myTouch3G would be receiving an update to Android 2.2 Froyo, you could almost hear the excitement wherever you were standing. Unfortunately, T-Mobile has updated their official forums to indicate that the update, which was expected to be completed by October 25th, will now run through December 15th. No cause or reason is given for the delay except to say that the update continues in staggered waves. I guess since … [read full article]

Nexus 2/S/Whatever Coming To T-Mobile? We Say Likely.

We admit there is a fair amount of skepticism regarding the fabled Nexus 2/S/Whatever, both from our readers, other members of the blogging community and even ourselves. We can’t say it really exists, and then again I can’t say a 20 million dollars exists because I’ve never seen that much money all at once. So what follows is rumor based, pure rumor and speculation though we, like Androidandme can confirm that T-Mobile (among other carriers) is … [read full article]

Houston We Have A Problem, The Galaxy Tab Runs Windows!

Update: Honestly, I don’t know how some of you aren’t catching the fact that this isn’t really real…its an obvious mistake, the Tab still runs Android. If this were a little closer to April, I’d say this was just someone’s idea of an April Fool’s joke but instead it’s likely a case of poor editing. According to the T-Mobile homepage, the Galaxy Tab runs wait for it…Windows 7 Home Starter Edition! Of course we know this … [read full article]

Best Buy Offering Samsung Vibrant Free For “Free Phone Friday”

Nothing captures attention in the cell phone world quite like free pricing and Best Buy is ready to take their October “Free Phone Friday” deal out with a bang. A Samsung Vibrant bang that is for the T-Mobile faithful, which you can pick up obviously for free today and today only for both new and upgrading customers. This is your last chance to take advantage of Best Buy’s super special offer so if you’ve been … [read full article]