It’s been roughly a week since Google and HTC revealed the Nexus One via press conference at their headquarters. Expectations were of course high for the Google handset, as is usually true for anything that is attached to the Google name. However, according to Mobile App Analytics over at Flurry, who are estimating (based on usage of the apps that it instruments) around 20,000 Nexus One … [read full article]
While we await the arrival of Windows Mobile 6.5 one week from today, those looking to score the HTC HD2 can expect to enjoy whatever goodness Windows Mobile 7 brings. Windows Mobile 7 isn’t expected to drop until November but after a false Twitter alarm, HTC has confirmed the [read full article]
Well, at the very least T-Mobile is acknowledging the problem and attempting to at least provide basic troubl shooting steps to Nexus One customers suffering from 3G issues. While these steps seem to only provide the most basic of troubleshooting, at least they can help eliminate some of the confusion regarding handset swaps, whether or not HTC will assist in the situation, etc. While resetting the phone as Engadget … [read full article]
We keep hearing about this Limited Edition MyTouch 3G, and there are now in the wild shots of the wood covered wonder. The HTC made, Fender collaborated, Android phone isn’t much of an upgrade to the MyTouch by only adding a 3.5mm headphone jack, wood grain finish and some preloaded content on a 16GB microSD card. It looks like this phone … [read full article]
Let this be a lesson, always read the fine print. Google imposed a $350 early termination fee if you cancel your plan with the Nexus One before the first 120 days, and after the first 14 are over (but of course, you should have known this from the leaked pricing and terms and conditions). This Google ETF, an equipment recovery fee in this case, is … [read full article]
Update: As we think more about this, we have to wonder how valid the count of 8 handsets are and if thats really already including the other 3. We’re not counting the TouchPro2 and the Dash3G. I think we’d be better off just saying that HTC will likely bring more handsets to T-Mobile through 2010. Considering they have only brought Android and Windows Mobile to T-Mobile up to this point, its safe to consider that that pattern … [read full article]
Less than a week after the Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM update leaks to the masses or at least the internet savvy, official word comes from T-Mobile regarding the update for the TouchPro2 and Dash 3G. As expected, January 20th is indeed the day Windows Mobile fans everywhere or at least those who own the aforementioned devices can head on … [read full article]
We first caught wind of the myTouch LE (Limited Edition) Fender all the way back in October 2009, where few details were know. Thanks to one of our trusty tipsters, above you will see what the myTouch Fender includes. Along with the Fender inspired casing, it will also include a 16GB MicroSD memory card, a 3.5mm headphone jack (something the original myTouch should have already included) and various Fender branded accessories will be available as … [read full article]
If there was a problem yo I’ll solve it…While the internet was quick to jump on a problem existing between the Nexus One and 3G, neither Google nor T-Mobile acknowledged the problem. Granted we’re only five days in from the initial sale date, however one might think that Google would be ahead of the game. For a company that lives by the beta moniker, for this to have completely skipped … [read full article]
With all that has been going on in the T-Mobile world lately, surely you must want a place to discuss these happenings with like minded magenta fanatics. There must be a place that T-Mobile fans can discuss all things T-Mobile. The TmoNews forums!! Recent days have brought about much to discuss, both great, and not so great. How about the HTC HD2 getting official confirmation on T-Mobile … [read full article]
