Seriously, AT&T, seriously? Going onto the T-Mobile Facebook page and calling them out for their advertisement? Aside from the obvious humor of this whole thing playing out over Facebook, AT&T really wants to pick a fight. I … [read full article]
I think it’s safe to say that T-Mobile has officially taken the gloves off and is ready to begin a whole new era in their marketing campaign. I came across the above picture last night which has likely been up on the myTouch4G website from the day prior, but it serves as yet another … [read full article]
Still not convinced that the myTouch4G is the right device for you? Well, myTouch4G can…do whatever you see in this video and T-Mobile sure is hyping the many qualities this Android device has that (cough, cough) other devices seem to lack. This is somewhat reminiscent of the “Droid does” campaign Verizon Wireless uses to tout … [read full article]
T-Mobile officially kicked off their 4G marketing campaign tonight with the introduction of a video that took a shot across the bow of AT&T. While we’re certain to hear an AT&T response in the next day or two, Sprint certainly took the opportunity to take a shot at T-Mobile even before the commercial ran. Sprint 4G President Matt Carter responded to T-Mobile’s claims by saying: “Halloween is over–it’s time for … [read full article]
That’s right. The T-Mobile marketing effort has begun to bring the message forth that they have the best 4G network known to man. Ok, well maybe not that, but they certainly took a dig at AT&T in this ad reminiscent of the Mac vs. PC commercials that were once … [read full article]
Word coming down from our ninjas says that our readers should pay extra attention to NCIS LA, Dancing with the Stars, The Daily Show and The Colbert Report tonight to watch T-Mobile lay the smack down on AT&T. Unfortunately we can’t get any details as to what exactly will be said or shown during this commercial (s) but we’re pretty sure this is just the beginning salvo in T-Mobile’s [read full article]
There is little question T-Mobile’s decided use of the “4G” moniker for their HSPA+ network has caused quite a stir. There is of course plenty to argue regarding the merits of the T-Mobile claim to a “4G” network. Whatever the truth may be, T-Mobile isn’t likely to care because bottom line, given the current wireless … [read full article]
