The boys over at Phonescoop received a nice little package from Magenta this morning. The package contained a tie and the following message: “What do Dads really want this Father’s Day? Hint: Not another ugly tie. T-Mobile knows what Dads want. One day only: June 19.” If we didn’t know better, we’d think this is the Fathers Day Sale which we leaked … [read full article]
For those of you who have yet to take advantage of the Walmart HTC HD2 special, T-Mobile is doing its part to get in on the action. While slightly higher, (as in double the price) I’d still buy a phone from T-Mobile.com any day of the week rather than … [read full article]
With T-Mobile boasting the largest Android collection around, the HTC HD2 and the ever-present collection of Blackberry’s a lot of people might ask where does the Nokia E73 fit in. Nokia’s last outing on T-Mobile was the Nuron, which released just a few months back and hasn’t made any headlines since. Thanks to the boys at Engadget and [read full article]
According to the folks over at CrackBerry, a good number of T-Mobile subscribers with an unlocked BlackBerry Storm seem to be having problems using their devices. Storm owners are reporting that they are experiencing issues with data service and claim that calling Customer Care doesn’t help much. We’re looking into this and we’re sure there is an explanation to all of this, but in the meantime, are you … [read full article]
It’s not uncommon for carriers to release a bullet point comparison sheet when a competitor is about to drop a major device onto the scene. Considering it doesn’t get any bigger than iPhone 4, the fact that T-Mobile has a comparison chart available for its employees is hardly news. We think its well beyond safe to say that Sprint and Verizon have either posted their own or will do … [read full article]
I know I often overlook Walmart when it comes to shopping myself, but in this instance it’s worth mentioning and obviously worth posting that they are offering the HTC HD2 for $48.88. That’s for new customers AND qualified upgrades. A $100 price drop from just a few days ago, you should be seeing this advertised in their upcoming Sunday 6/13 weekly ad. … [read full article]
The Nokia Nuron is one of those phones that runs a fine line between smartphone and dumbphone and does it well. For those of you who took the leap with this one, a software update awaits your calling. Details regarding this update remain unknown, however the description of “Improves phone’s performance and brings you the latest features,” has to mean something good right? We’ll … [read full article]
You know that Android 2.x update Samsung promised Behold II owners and then failed to follow through for, causing angry customers and threats of a potential lawsuit? Yeah, that one. If you may recall, Samsung ended up announcing that it would give Behold II owners one last update to [read full article]
The Garminfone is likely going to fall under the niche category and may not have the mass appeal of say, the myTouch Slide. However, its still an incredibly unique device and worthy in its own right of a little thirty-second advertising spot. With full on board Garmin navigation system, this phone is perfect for the traveler, the out of town visitor and anyone … [read full article]
There has been a lot of frustration over the past few days regarding the up/downtime of the site. Rest assured I’m as frustrated as all of you, and it pains me to see the site strain so much. That being said, we’re making some sweeping changes tonight with hopes to rectify the problem, allowing for all of you to come back and comment, argue and discuss the happenings of the T-Mobile world. … [read full article]
Let me just preface this by saying, I absolutely love the look of this phone. Call me old fashioned or even totally crazy but I just love me some Nokia E73 goodness. Tried and true Nokia still makes some of the best looking phones on the planet. Perhaps they aren’t the most feature rich, or the most up to date but Nokia has been … [read full article]
Here we go again…yet another analyst has predicted a T-Mobile USA iPhone. The lastest comes from Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu who claims that Magenta is a more likely fit for the iPhone’s next home in the U.S. rather than Verizon Wireless, because T-Mobile’s 3G network wouldn’t require Apple to build a separate iPhone to support it. “Currently, T-Mobile’s 3G service (UMTS/HSPA) supports 1700 MHz and 2100 MHz frequencies … [read full article]
