I know there are a large number of readers who just love Windows Mobile, up to and including our own Mystictrust. Personally, I think you are all in love with the worlds worst phone based operating system. I would rather be waterboarded than have to endure a day with Windows Mobile. I’d rather the Cubs never win a world series than go back to a Windows Mobile device in its current state. Thankfully, my thoughts are echoed … [read full article]
If you aren’t looking for the next best thing in the Android world, Blackberry still sits on the throne as king of the Smartphone world. Sorry Apple, RIM still has some juice. Easily one of the most anticipated Blackberry developments in the T-mobile world would be a device sporting 3G goodness. We’ve been graced with an early look before with the always sought after T-mobile USA markings. Enough of the … [read full article]
Sascha Segan over at PC Mag (via Gearlog) has posted up an interesting theory on why he feels the Motorola event will be a T-mobile based launch. Through the simple process of elimination, Sascha explains one of the standout reasons. One of the keynote speakers is our dear overlord, T-mobile CTO Cole Brodman. Other factors such as details that Verizon and Sprint are either stating to be missing the event altogether, and with AT&T playing coy, all … [read full article]
Specs: 3.2 Megapixel camera, Stereo Bluetooth, Pulsating colors coordinated with caller ID …currently we don’t know much else other than the standard set of features. We expect they will fall in line with the T707. Release Date: Releasing October 28th 2009 Now Available Price: $49.99 with new 2-year contract Notes: We believe this to be the replacement of the Tm506, one of the Sony’s less than memorable devices in recent memory. While still … [read full article]
Perhaps I just have an affinity for white phones as I feel white just looks sleeker and more streamlined. I know others will believe black offers the very same effect but hey, I’m writing this! While the retail release date seems to be missing, the Black 8520 dropped on the same day as Walmart so we’ll just hope for the same luck this time around. Of course, Walmart was also offering this introductory Blackberry at $48.88, a … [read full article]
