T-Mobile announced on Twitter that it will be holding an “Insomnia Sale” for the G2 and the Sidekick 4G. From the looks of things, it’s a pretty damn good sale if you can stay awake for it. You can pick up either device for free if you sign a new, two-year contract. So if you…
T-Mobile G2X pulled due to quality issues? [UPDATE: It’s just very popular]
The best handset for T-Mobile at the moment, the G2X, may have just been pulled due to quality issues. From random reboots to light leakage, T-Mobile’s dual-core phone may be down for the count. As a happy owner of the T-Mobile G2X, I was surprised to hear so many are having issues with the handset.…
Are the carriers to blame for your bad battery life?
Okay, that’s kind of a baiting headline but an interesting topic came up this morning while I was at a state of the mobile union talk with Broadcom: Are the carriers not pushing hard enough to make smartphones have better battery life? I’m not even talking about the connectivity part, although that’s clearly leading to…
T-Mobile HTC Sensation and retail box spotted in the wild
With the HTC Sensation set to be unleashed not long from now we aren’t all that surprised to see the handset itself and its retail packaging spotted in the wild. For those of you who are itching for June 8th to come faster than it is, the pictures below may ease your pain. The Sensation…
T-Mobile’s 42 Mbps HSPA+ network now covers 55 markets, only 1 device they offer can actually hit that
T-Mobile has just announced that their ultra fast 42 Mbps HSPA+ network now covers 55 markets. The new ones that have just been turned on are: Atlanta, Georgia; Chicago, Illinois; Denver, Colorado; Detroit, Michigan; Dallas and Houston, Texas; Los Angeles and San Francisco, California; Miami, Florida; New Orleans, Louisiana; Phoenix, Arizona; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Portland, Oregon;…
T-Mobile kills unlimited data plans, changes up prepaid, post-paid plans
T-Mobile is shaking things up a bit with some new changes to its pre-paid and post-paid cell phone plans, and has kissed unlimited data plans goodbye. It seems to be the direction that most carriers are heading now, and I suspect it’s only a matter of time before all carriers in the U.S. offered tiered…
Sprint wants states to review AT&T and T-Mobile deal
Sprint, who has been very opposed to the AT&T and T-Mobile deal since its announcement, now wants California and West Virginia to follow Louisiana’s lead in putting the deal under some scrutiny. Sprint CEO Dan Hesse has said that a merger could create a duopoly in the U.S. wireless market, and that it would stifle…
T-Mobile’s 2011 roadmap leaks out – Android, BlackBerry, and Windows Phone 7, Oh, my!
Move over, Sensation 4G and Hercules, T-Mobile’s 2011 roadmap has just leaked, and it’s bringing a horde of new devices and a hotspot to the table. From new Android devices to BlackBerrys, Magenta’s upcoming portfolio is sure to impress. All dates are subject to change, of course, but there’s no doubt that the carrier will…
T-Mobile Hercules: Beefed-up Infuse 4G with 42Mbps HSPA+ support?
A new handset for T-Mobile has leaked out, which looks to be quite similar to the Infuse 4G for AT&T. Sounds all fine and dandy, right? Well, Magenta’s variant packs a punch that you won’t find on the Infuse. With a codename like Hercules, the handset is already living up to its name. On paper,…
AT&T and T-Mobile customer satisfaction plunges after merger announcement
When AT&T announced its plan to acquire T-Mobile from Deutsche Telekom for $39 billion, the resulting backlash was pretty much expected. Other carriers, like Sprint, became incredibly vocal in their opposition to the merger, insisting that the result would create a duopoly in the wireless market in the U.S. Customers were confused and upset, but…








