As a special deal T-Mobile is offering the Galaxy Tab refurb for just $99.99 with a 2 year contract on T-Mobile.com. There is no indication of how long quantities of a refurb device will last so act fast if you can’t pass this deal up! T-Mobile.com @tmobile
Tip of the hat to the boys at This is my next as they just scored what they believe is a 2011 device lineup for T-Mobile. I guess the Samsung Hercules was just the tip of the iceberg for them today as they’ve uncovered some of the blanks we’ve been searching for ourselves through the end of 2011. We’re going to follow their lead and do a month by month breakdown so let’s get to … [read full article]
Update: As it turns out the folks over at AndroidPolice had already discovered this problem a few days back and the trouble is due to engineering resource constraints. Due to such engineering constraints T-Mobile blocks the specialized P2P mode that Google uses to connect video chats. Nexus S owners have been hit with some disappointing news with the arrival of Android 2.3.4 which gives them the above error when attempting to initiate a … [read full article]
It looks like June 8th will see a trio of launches of Android launches for T-Mobile with phones to every kind of user. The Samsung Exhibit 4G once known as the “Hawk” will be the third device to arrive on June 8th and falls right in the middle of the HTC Sensation 4G and Samsung Gravity Touch 2. We’ve already received a preview of the Exhibit 4G in the wild and it … [read full article]
The original Samsung Gravity T was a midrange phone with 3G capability billed as a great device for “Connected Socializers.” Well the next generation Gravity phone for T-Mobile is about to see a big bump with the addition of Android. The “First Android device for the Gravity brand that is optimized for texting” will include a 3.2″ screen with full slide out keyboard, 3 megapixel camera and runs Android 2.2. The Gravity Touch 2 or GT2 … [read full article]
A story making some waves this morning through the T-Mobile community comes courtesy of Pocketnow who uncovered the carrier branded names of the AT&T, Sprint and Verizon editions of the Galaxy S 2. T-Mobile was notably absent from the list of acquired carrier names and an immediate assumption was made that T-Mobile might not be carrying the Galaxy S 2. We feel compelled to remind people that there were multiple editions of the original Galaxy S … [read full article]
The HTC Sensation 4G news just keeps getting better over the weekend as we just received the above screen shot confirming the much rumored June 8th release date. This comes on top of last nights leaked screen shot that confirmed Target’s release date and pricing. However, this date is for T-Mobile directly and we expect that Target will launch the phone on a Sunday which lines up perfectly with the June 12th date. A June … [read full article]
Since we’re always looking for a deal on the newest T-Mobile handsets, Amazon has seen to oblige by notifying us that they have some excellent deals on the Sidekick 4G and G2x going on right now! Looking to pick up the T-Mobile G2x, T-Mobile’s first dual-core Android device? Amazon is prepared to put that G2x in your hands for just $79.99 on a new contract or add a line with a 2 year agreement. If … [read full article]
T-Mobile G2x owners, are you have some jealousy issues with the announcement of Netflix for Android on specific phones only? Well thanks to the folks at XDA-Developers we can get your G2x up and running with Netflix in just a few (mostly) easy steps. The whole process works by tricking Netflix into thinking that your G2x is really a G2 and voila, streaming Netflix video! First and foremost you’ll have to be rooted in order … [read full article]
It isn’t often that I write about Android specific apps here on TmoNews but Netflix has a special place in my heart for being one of the awesomest services available. That’s right I said awesomest. The app just hit the Android market and T-Mobile customers currently using a Nexus One, G2 and Samsung Nexus S can grab the app right now. On the Netflix blog they explain that the app is currently limited to phones with “requisite … [read full article]
