Update: Someone on Twitter pointed that Chrome users who can inspect the element on this page will see clear as day indication that this is a myTouch by LG. See the picture below: We should back up for a minute and say this isn’t as much of a hint … [read full article]
There aren’t a whole lot of differences between the AT&T and T-Mobile variants of the Galaxy S II but the differences that do exist are both important and noticeable. Thankfully we’ve received a handy comparison chart which highlights (in yellow) those differences that are worth considering if you’re teetering on which device (and which network) to … [read full article]
The folks from MobileSyrup managed to get their hands on the upcoming Samsung “Hercules” also known as the Galaxy S II X for Telus users in Canada. So why are we showing to this you? Well it’s essentially the very same hardware we’ll see when T-Mobile launches their own Galaxy S II model. So if you’ve been … [read full article]
We’ve been hoping to get a look at T-Mobile’s next tablet and now we have with some just received images of the “Galaxy Tab Plus,” the follow up to the original Galaxy Tab 7″ complete with 4G HSPA+ on board. We’re told the boot screen loads to say “Galaxy Tab Plus” which is the first time we’ve heard this name used associated with this … [read full article]
If you’ve been waiting to see how the Galaxy S II measures up size-wise against other devices in T-Mobile’s line-up then we’ve got the hands-on shot for you. Without a “true” hands on yet we’ve only been able to [read full article]
With a Samsung Galaxy support Twitter account providing us with the first true hint as to what is inside the future T-Mobile variant of the Galaxy S II, we want to know what is more … [read full article]
Our excitement peaked to a point it hasn’t seen in some time for a phone launch with the T-Mobile announcement of the Galaxy S II arriving “this fall” this evening. Unfortunately, as the Samsung press event wore on we were completely let down by the lack of a true “hands on” experience by the T-Mobile folks. While the AT&T and Sprint versions of the [read full article]
Motorola announces the Motorola Pro+, a new QWERTY Android smartphone that runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread and is powered by a 1GHz processor with 512MB of RAM. The Pro+ comes with a 3.1″ 480×640 Gorilla Glass display, 5-megapixel camera and comes in two variants. The second variant has WCDMA bands of 850/1700/2100 at 14.4Mbps giving us hope this one will arrive on T-Mobile. It includes 4GB of on-board and accepts microSD cards for up to 32GB. “The Motorola … [read full article]
HTC Sensation 4G owners get a bit of good news today as T-Mobile begins pushing out an OTA update upping Sensation 4G devices to Android 2.3.4. Bringing a host of improvements this update will be a typical staggered rollout with all customers expected to receive the update by September 18th. While the T-Mobile support … [read full article]
T-Mobile maintains its claim to fame as being the first to introduce an Android device with the announcement of the T-Mobile G1 on October 22, 2008. Back then Android was an untested, unproven operating system that more of a Google pet project than a viable contender against the likes of the iPhone, Blackberry and Windows Phone. Fast forward a year and the introduction of the Motorola … [read full article]
