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Recapping Yesterdays HSPA+ Launches

It would be easy to think that yesterdays launch announcement of the new myTouch device overshadowed the additional launch of 16 more HSPA+ cities. So we thought we’d take a little time this morning to remind everyone exactly what cities went “live” yesterday for your HSPA+ browsing speed pleasure. With its latest expansion, T-Mobile’s HSPA+ footprint now includes Biloxi and Gulfport, Miss.; Denver, Colo.; Huntsville, Ala.; Knoxville, Tenn.; Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Norfolk, Va.; Omaha, Neb.; … [read full article]

T-Mobile Offers Another Registration Page For “New myTouch”

Had enough myTouch HD details, or whatever the phone will really be called? No? Good because we’ve got the official sign up page for you to register and receive information regarding launch and pricing. Who knows, maybe just maybe we’ll see another pre-order. Though we’re completely speculating on that last part so don’t take it seriously, until we say otherwise. For the moment though, register and wait for some eagerly anticipated details on what is bound … [read full article]

Wi-Fi Calling Lives! T-Mobile “Accidentally” Confirms On Both myTouch And Motorola Defy Product Pages

While so many of you are gobbling up the myTouch details that have either leaked or been officially announced tonight, one thing our eagle-eyed readers caught in the comments stands out. On both the “new myTouch” and Motorola Defy product pages on T-Mobile.com it completely confirms that Wi-Fi calling of some nature lives and on Android. While we don’t know the extend of the details on how exactly this will work, we’ve had enough … [read full article]

T-Mobile Officially Announces The T-Mobile myTouch, Launches More HSPA+ Cities

Well the myTouch HD news keeps on ticking tonight but this time we’re going with something official, very official. As of this moment T-Mobile officially introduces the “new myTouch” to the T-Mobile lineup. Let’s cut to the chase and say we’re still missing lots of details so let’s just get that out of the way. The actual name of the T-Mobile’s first Android device with a Front Facing Camera remains a mystery, as does price and … [read full article]

Motorola DEFY Page is Live!

T-Mobile is on a roll!  Let’s take count.  The MyTouch HD has been thoroughly leaked, It has been found out that T-Mobile will be showing off some Windows Phone 7 phones on October 11th, and now this!  Sure, this isn’t the big name in Android phones right now, but there is a target audience who want an Android phone and need something a little more rugged (mistakes happen, or maybe you camp?). Either way, the … [read full article]

HTC HD7 (and others?) To Be Announced On October 11th

If you have been following the launch of Windows Phone 7 at all, then you probably know about this fancy party on October 11th.  Well, it was originally thought that AT&T would have it all to itself, but good ol’ Magenta is crashing that party to bring a little style to the room.  Somewhere in the event log it says that there will be “an exclusive showing of T-Mobile powered Windows Phone 7 devices.”  Read … [read full article]

(UPDATED, Again) T-Mobile Confirms MyTouch HD?

Want to see something interesting?  Well, of course you do!  If you have the time, you should search “HSPA” on the T-Mobile site.  If you don’t have the time, just look above.  What comes up is a nifty image of the MyTouch HD (well that looks familiar), or whatever the final name ends up being (since it only says MyTouch above).  It looks like Android, the Genius Button, HSPA+ connectivity and Video … [read full article]

HD7 Caught On Video, Will Include Dolby Mobile Sound

It looks like the HTC HD7 leaks just keep coming! The folks over at Engadget have received some additional in the wild pics of the handset and have also scored some video footage. Although the handset pictured is the European version of the HD7 which is rumored to launch in Germany within the next 2 weeks, we’re pretty sure it won’t be much different from the U.S. variant. In addition, the tipster also provided a full spec sheet … [read full article]

T-Mobile Gives Stores Permission To Sell The G2 Ahead Of Schedule

Update: A number of you are reporting via Twitter and the comments below that a large number of stores will begin sales tomorrow, still 3 days earlier than expected! We’re not 100% sure what the exact details are at the time of this writing, however as we understand it sources are telling us that certain regions have been given the go ahead to sell the T-Mobile G2 early. That means stores in those locations are … [read full article]

T-Mobile To Offer Reception In New York City Subway Stations

According to BusinessWeek, T-Mobile USA and AT&T Mobility customers will soon be the first to get cellular reception in New York City subway stations after the carriers signed 10-year agreements which will allow access to an underground network being built by Transit Wireless. The agreement will allow T-Mobile and AT&T to provide cellular reception in 277 underground NYC subway stations. According to BusinessWeek, an official announcement on the agreements may come as soon as next week. [read full article]

T-Mobile Intros Galaxy Tab Video, Sign Up Page

There is a whole lot of fanfare surrounding the introduction of the Galaxy Tab right now as its surely going to hit the top of holiday shopping lists for many Android fans. We’ve seen quite a bit of the device in both unofficial and official Samsung walkthroughs and now T-Mobile officially “released” a video showing off the Tab. Of course we should mention this video has been around as it was posted on this here … [read full article]

(Updated) T-Mobile G2 Hinges Loose, Memory Problems Abound?

We’re not quite how widespread this problem is but we’ve got both the above video from Engadget who are also receiving handfuls of tips regarding this matter as well as Noah from Phonedog who also showcased his own loose hinge troubles. While the G2 hasn’t even made its way to the hands of all the pre-orders and with the launch date still 5 days away its not exactly what the manufacturer and the carrier … [read full article]