During this year’s CeBIT, T-Mobile Germany announced the MDA compact IV Windows Mobile smartphone. Apparently, the new device is based on a new, yet unknown HTC smartphone which most likely runs Windows Mobile 6.1, and which will start selling from May 2008 for 111 EUR with T-Mobile’s 24 months Relax 100 plan. Other specs include…
iPhone v1.1.4 firmware shows code for O2 Ireland and T-Mobile Austria
The new iPhone v1.1.4 firmware update has been dissected by Italian Mac website Macitynet, and it seems that the iPhone v1.1.4 is ready to rock on T-Mobile Austria and O2 Ireland. Apple hasn’t yet confirmed that the iPhone is coming to either Austria or Ireland, but having the network compatibility codes stored within the latest…
T-Mobile to launch Nokia 3555 on March 17?
I’m not sure there’s a single person excited about Nokia’s upcoming 3555 clamshell phone, but it’s a news and we’re running it nevertheless. Apparently, T-Mobile will be launching Nokia’s recently approved by the FCC, low-end 3G phone on March 17th. There’s nothing special about it — aside from the built-in 3G radio, the Nokia 3555…
T-Mobile BlackBerry 8820 possibly delayed
And here we were getting all set and ready for T-Mobile to drop the BlackBerry 8820 on us Yanks in less than two weeks. We should have known better than to expect the T-Mobile HotSpot @Home-compatible handset to launch without any possible delays. Boy Genius just recently led us to believe that the T-Mobile BlackBerry…
T-Mobile gearing up for 3G network rollout – 3G coming soon, 3G T-Mobile Shadow on the way?
T-Mobile’s 3G network just got the green light and the “best 3G network” in the West is chugging along towards its rollout this summer. T-Mobile’s CEO Hamid Akhavan said that we should be looking for the T-Mobile 3G network to go live in summer 2008, but there’s a possibility that the newly expanded carrier will…
T-Mobile finalizes SunCom acquisition; a true national carrier
After finally getting the FCC’s approval on the matter (contingent on letting the DHS listen in on all communications, of course), T-Mobile has completed the acquisition of regional carrier SunCom. The deal puts an extra 1.1 million subscribers from Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands under T-Mobile’s official…
MOTO ROKR E8 coming to T-Mobile?
This isn’t actually confirmed, but Engadget stumbled across shots of the T-Mobile branded MOTO ROKR E8. The myFaves logo is also there and it’s fair to argue we’ll soon have something more to report. Even though the Deutsche Telekom owned carrier is still quiet, something tells us we’ll see them rocking with news sooner rather…
T-Mobile trials unlimited VoIP landline calling – HotSpot @Home Talk Forever
As part of T-Mobile’s push to rid our fair country of landlines in favor of wireless-based VoIP solutions, T-Mobile has just announced another @Home trial in Dallas and Seattle. The HotSpot @Home Talk Forever Home Phone plan allows T-Mobile wireless subscribers to ditch their traditional hardwired phones in favor of a Linksys WRTU54G router. The…
T-Mobile offers update to T-Mobile Shadow
T-Mobile Shadow users are about to get even more functionality from their T-Mobile handset. A new software update from T-Mobile should fix some bugs, but will most notably add audio postcards, music, ringtones, and wallpapers to the mix. The new audio postcard feature allows Shadow users to extend on the myFaves experience by sending pictures…
T-Mobile coming to BlackBerry 8820 on March 5th?
It seems T-Mobile is preparing to announce the BlackBerry 8820 in the near future. According to the always highly informed Boy Genius, D-Day is set for March 5th and from then on, U.S. CrackBerry addicts will be able to grab the GPS and WiFi equipped device. The Deutsche Telekom owned mobile operator certainly could use…