With a plethora of new 4G devices launching this year, it looks like T-Mobile is trying to get rid of the old ones, and the best way to do that is lower prices! Just a few days ago, T-Mobile had reduced the 2-year contract pricing for the Samsung Galaxy Tab and … [read full article]
Welcome the newest member of Magenta’s smartphone lineup, the Nokia E73 Mode! This 3G-enabled smartphone offers WiFi, a 5 megapixel camera, a 3.5mm headphone jack, GPS, a full WebKit-based web browser, and support for Mail for Exchange and more. The E73 Mode is available beginning today for $69.99 with a 2 year agreement or $299.99 retail. If you haven’t already, make sure to check out … [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]
First came the rumors, then the announcement, and now, for your viewing pleasure, we have the promotional video for the new Nokia E73 Mode. Now, I don’t think this is the best phone advertisement, especially with all of those great HTC and DROID commercials out there, but it’s an ad. Watch it for yourself, though, and make your own opinions. Nonetheless, the ad does a … [read full article]
Good news for those qwerty loving Nokia fans out there! Today, T-Mobile and Nokia have officially announced the Nokia E73 “Mode.” This portrait qwerty will carry Symbian S60, WiFi, a 5 megapixel camera with flash and auto-focus, a 3.5mm headphone jack, GPS (with OVI Maps for free turn by turn directions), a full WebKit-based web browser (are you listening RIM), and support for Mail for Exchange, IBM Lotus … [read full article]
We’re again working on thin info here but we’ve already said at least once that T-Mobile has the Nokia E73 on the books for the summer. Now, our sources are telling us that training for this device will begin sometime in June with a launch shortly thereafter. We know that this device isn’t likely to receive the sort of frenzy a new Android phone would, Nokia … [read full article]
