We’ve had a couple of previews here and there, and now thanks to the guys over at Engadget, we have a fully fledged hands-on. With only 3 days remaining until the rumored January 5th release, hopefully this will keep you entertained until this device can finally make it into your hands. And let’s … [read full article]
You know, if you are a frequent reader here, you must have commented once or twice about an article as lurking is only so much fun. If you REALLY want to continue discussing the ways T-Mobile can improve, the next best rumored device or even your favorite TV show, head on over to the TmoNews forums where friendly and knowledgeable T-Mobile faithful like yourself are available to talk to. As the new year begins, a lot of … [read full article]
Happy New Year TmoNews readers!!! The past year was full of good news, bad news and news we would just love to forget. A troubled economy, wars and Susan Boyle are just a few of the news headlines that would dominate 2009. Suffice to say, 2009 will be a year remembered and the 2000’s will be a decade not soon forgotten. So much has changed in our country since 2000, both good and bad and we can … [read full article]
Quite a few has been leaked regarding the much anticipated HTC Nexus One (aka Google Phone). And if you thought the leaks stopped there, you thought wrong. Above you will see the Nexus One 3D benchmark test using Qualcomm’s Neocore. I must say I’m … [read full article]
Update: I’m bringing this back to the front because as the news comes forward that T-Mobile is the launch partner for the Nexus One, where do you see T-Mobile going in 2010? With the year ending in less than two weeks time, 2009 has been a rollercoaster for T-Mobile on any number of levels. To say that we all look forward to what will come in 2010 wouldn’t be enough of an understatement. The last few weeks … [read full article]
We knew Twitter was becoming a heavy source for all kinds of information, but breaking news from the tech world hadn’t yet gone that way. Don’t tell that to the folks from HTC Russia who stated through Twitter, the HTC HD2 (expected to drop on T-Mobile sometime next year) is going to be the only HTC “communicator” phone to receive the Windows Mobile 7 update. That’s … [read full article]
While today’s attention will almost undoubtedly be focused on the Nexus One, for the last two and a half weeks or so I have been playing with the Blackberry 9700 Bold. I’ve kept the phone far longer than I was supposed to as I simply didn’t want to give it back. I love it even with all the faults of the Blackberry OS, and there are not many. The 9700 … [read full article]
Update: The terms of sale have leaked via a PDF that while dated for November 17th pretty much details the process by which you buy this phone. Read here. This is the moment you’ve all been waiting for! The guys over at Gizmodo have got their paws on what seems to be an internal Google document revealing pricing for the HTC Nexus One, both subsidized and … [read full article]
Nexus One news just keeps coming today, first T-Mobile “officially” stating they will support the “Google Android device” and now Google announcing a press event on January 5th in Mountain View. We believe this is definitely related to the HTC Nexus One. Google states: With the launch of the first Android-powered device just over a year ago, we’ve seen … [read full article]
With Magenta “officially” confirming support for the Google Phone (aka HTC Nexus One) this morning, we finally have a video review of the much anticipated Android device. As we mark off the days on our calendars of the expected January 5th 2010, 9AM, release date, which our sources claim that ordering will be available through Google ONLY, enjoy a nice video review courtesy … [read full article]
Update: Our sources are confirming a January 5th date, 9am, ordering through Google ONLY. Sadly, still no word on pricing. T-Mobile has gone and made their expected support of the Google Phone aka Nexus One “official” this morning, albeit in a vague sort of way. According to our sources, through an internal system T-Mobile is reporting they are getting an Android device but won’t … [read full article]
As 2009 winds to a close, T-Mobile has officially hit its 2009 goal of covering more than 200 million people with 3G coverage. For the uninformed, that means in the areas of T-Mobile coverage, over 200 million people COULD use it, not are using it. According to the email sent my way, since the first 3G market launched in 2008, T-Mobile has added more than 330,000 POP’s … [read full article]
