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As if October 29th wasn’t going to be a busy day already, T-Mobile recently announced its very own press event the very same day that both Google and Microsoft will take (separate) stages and unveil new products. T-Mobile’s event could go in either direction, as we could either see a new Windows Phone 8 or…
Yesterday we told you about T-Mobile roadmap that includes the Huawei Summit. That device is already available from the Magenta carrier which is selling it for $49 after instant discount of $150.00 and mail-in rebate card worth $50. As far as I’ve understood, we’re talking about the phone that looks like the Huawei Prism though…
Since it doesn’t carry the iPhone 5, T-Mobile needs a solid portfolio of other smartphones. Sure enough, they’ll be one of the operators offering the LG Optimus G, but that obviously isn’t good enough. To tackle different users needs, the Magenta carrier will soon launch few cool devices, including: Blackberry Armstrong – expected to be…
T-Mobile will start its Mobile Wallet pilot on Monday, October 22nd or at least TMOnews‘ sources suggest so. According to them, the Magenta carrier’s trial will begin in Salt Lake City, Utah and Austin, Texas with select group of customers owning Samsung Galaxy S III or Galaxy S Relay 4G smartphones with a special SIM…
According to a report in Opposing Views, MetroPCS shareholders are not happy with the proposed terms of the merger with T-Mobile and have a filed a lawsuit to block it. The shareholders call the deal “drastically undervalued” and say MetroPCS is “cheating shareholders”, while at the same time padding the financial interests of senior management.…
According to a report in TmoNews, T-Mobile is no longer allowed to use the Apple iPhone name when marketing its “Bring Your Own Device” program. The BYOD program offered discounted rates to iPhone owners who switched to T-Mobile. This policy change was announced in a leaked internal memo obtained by TmoNews. T-Mobile is the only…
While we’ve already pegged it for the 24th from a leaked document, T-Mobile and Samsung have officially announced the Galaxy Note II. The phablet device, which I’ve personally heard many people say that it’s the handset they are waiting for, will be coming to Magenta shelves sometimes this fall. As we’ve highlighted in our hands…
Today T-Mobile and Nokia announced that the Lumia 810 will be hitting the Magenta shelves in the coming weeks. The exclusive offering will sit alongside the slightly less attractive 710, and rock some Windows Phone 8. The Nokia Lumia 810 ships with a 4.3 inch OLED WVGA Clear Black display, 8 megapixel camera, 1.2-megapixel Skype HD certified…
The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note II might be on its way to T-Mobile in just a few weeks from now. While the launch event for the new and improved phablet device will take place on the same day, we could only hope to see the handset get a release shortly afterward. Sure, some people…
T-Mobile has officially announced its latest mid-range Android device called the LG Optimus L9. The entry-level handset will carry Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, a 4.5-inch qHD display, 1GHz dual-core CPU, and a 5MP shooter that records “True-to-Life” 1080p HD. In addition, the L9 comes with a 2,150 mAh Battery all packed in an impressive…