Thought that T-Mobile was going to leave the Samsung Galaxy S III as its only high-end smartphone for the rest of the year? Nah, didn’t think so. Apparently Magenta customers are in for quite a treat, as it looks like an updated variant of the HTC One X will be hitting shelves in the future.…
T-Mobile’s 5 tips for staying connected during travel without breaking the bank
In the spirit of summer and traveling, T-Mobile is offering up some tips on how to stay connected with smartphones and tablets while on the go easily and without doing your wallet too much harm. SVP of Marketing Andrew Sherrard points out that 8 out of 10 participants in a Harris Interactive study brought their…
T-Mobile confirms Samsung Galaxy Note – And nothing else
While it’s been a badly kept secret, T-Mobile officially confirmed that it will indeed be picking up the Samsung Galaxy Note in a recent tweet. And that’s about it. Pricing nor availability were confirmed, but we could imagine it will be landing in Magenta stores (much like its accessories) in the coming weeks. The Galaxy Note is…
Leak: T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q America USA GI-Joe spotted in the wild
According to TmoNews, T-Mobile is going to launch a device called the “Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q” on August 15th. No, we didn’t make name that up. As you can see from the photo below, it’s quite … nasty. Under the hood though it’s quite a capable device. There’s a dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon inside…
T-Mobile Galaxy Note accessories hitting some stores already
While T-Mobile has remained rather tight-lipped about the inevitable release of the Samsung Galaxy Note, it hasn’t stopped some accessories from finding their way into some Magenta stores already. We certainly have our doubts that the handset will be released on the previously rumored July 11th, but it can’t be too long now before we…
Congressional inquiry reveals law enforcement requested subscriber information 1.3M times
Carriers have reported for the first time the number of instances they’ve been asked to provide some form of subscriber information to law enforcement officials. Nine carriers in the U.S., including Sprint, AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, released information in response to a Congressional inquiry, and revealed that they responded to a whopping 1.3 million requests for…
Samsung’s Galaxy Note to land on T-Mobile one month before the Galaxy Note II starts shipping
Samsung’s 5.3 inch smartphone/tablet hybrid, the Galaxy Note, hit the European market in October 2011. We’ll admit it, we made fun of the Note, predicted it would fail, and wrote countless editorials poking fun at Samsung’s management. We were wrong. Dead wrong. Last month Samsung announced that sales of the Note eclipsed 7 million units,…
T-Mobile business users can now pick between getting throttled or paying overage fees
T-Mobile business users have the same type of data plans that regular T-Mobile users have. For those of you who aren’t familiar with how they charge for data, here’s how it works: Say you’ve signed up for 5 GB of data per month. Once you use up 5 GB your data doesn’t get switched off,…
Philipp Humm leaves the CEO role at T-Mobile USA, will join Vodafone in October
T-Mobile, the smallest of America’s four major operators, has been nosediving ever since AT&T announced their intent to buy them. That obviously never happened, and the market is all the better because of that, but T-Mobile doesn’t exactly have a strategy to stay competitive for much longer. Verizon launched a 4G LTE network in 2010,…
T-Mobile scores distribution deal with Dollar General
T?Mobile USA is teaming-up with Dollar General to bring its low-cost phones, prepaid and Monthly4G No Annual Contract service to more than 6,400 Dollar General stores. Beginning in July, Dollar General customers will see T-Mobile’s offering on display in a bright end cap at the front of the store, featuring a variety of units and…









