T-Mobile is riding the Windows Phone news wave today with their own blog post highlight the rising sales of their Windows Phone lineup. In fact, in the eight months of availability for the Nokia Lumia 710 and HTC Radar 4G, sales have more than doubled. Acknowledging that Android holds the lion share of the market for T-Mobile’s 4G smartphone … [read full article]
The boys at GSMArena have posted their first set of battery life test results for the Galaxy S III. With a huge 2100mAh battery and powered by a 4.8″ Super AMOLED display, there have been plenty of questions about how well the Galaxy S III will stand up in the real world. With 3G talk time, the Galaxy S III put up some pretty amazing scores, surviving for a whopping 10 hours and … [read full article]
…The Galaxy S II, but I’m betting you already guessed that. The last time we saw a Canaccord Genuity Monthly Channel Check was the end of 2011 and guess what — not much has changed. The top 3 smartphones for T-Mobile remained roughly the same with the Galaxy S II and HTC Amaze 4G holding down the 1, 2 spots. The HTC Radar 4G ended December as the third … [read full article]
Good news for HTC Radar 4G owners as a new software update begins today bringing forth a list of new features and improvements: Improvements to proximity sensor Arizona time zone not updating is resolved Gmail contact sync improvements Visual voicemail error resolved Microsoft security fix Customers will receive pop-up notifications advising them an update is available beginning today, February 15th. There is no expected completion date for the software update listed. The … [read full article]
Oh how I do love a good dogfight around these parts and this time we’re happy our man Aaron Baker took the time to compare the two newest Windows Phone devices on T-Mobile. It’s a battle of the mid-range devices, but in Windows Phone terminology, mid-range doesn’t have the same negative connotation one might consider when looking at say, a mid-range Android handset. No 800MHz processors to be found here, just solid hardware, software and specs. For … [read full article]
The top two selling smartphones for the last two months on T-Mobile are exactly what you would expect them to be, the Galaxy S II and HTC Amaze 4G. However, the third place finisher might surprise you — in the form of the HTC Radar 4G. First, let’s go back in time thanks to the Canaccord Genuity report and turn our attention to July 2011 and the first, second and … [read full article]
I can’t say how much I really wanted to title this article, “HTC Radar 4G Spotted on Microsoft Website In A Tuxedo, Or Looking Like A Seal,” or something along those lines. It’s not often we see a white handset debut before it’s available in the typical black dressing of smartphones. Perhaps a “black” HTC Radar 4G is on the horizon if this image spotted on Microsoft’s website is the real deal. This … [read full article]
HTC HD7 and HTC Radar 4G owners take note of a new software update beginning tomorrow. This update but includes some important fixes to help improve device performance and resolve an error that may occur when customers attempt to activate visual voicemail. The update will be available through the Zune application on your Windows Computer beginning tomorrow. HD7 features and improvements: Resolves errors with visual voicemail Adds Wi-Fi sharing to the … [read full article]
While the audience of @TheEllenShow may have received the HTC Radar 4G for free, now you can too with a limited time offer on T-Mobile.com with a two-year contract. We’re not sure how long this deal has been up, but like all good sales it won’t last forever so take advantage of right away! Along with your “purchase” of the free HTC Radar 4G on T-Mobile.com, you’ll receive a $25 … [read full article]
It’s review time again, and this time I got my hands on some new hardware. Now, it doesn’t have Android (OH NO!) so it may not be on many of your lists, but it really should be considered. T-Mobile made the mistake of sending me a Radar 4G to play with and I may, just may, keep it (I’m totally kidding T-Mobile, seriously). Read on and see how it stacks up! Software I’ve … [read full article]
