March 18th 2010
Smartphone maker HTC has been largely silent since hit by Apple’s suit claiming patent infringement. The company is not satisfied with being silent any longer and sent over a statement addressing its position. Basically they want to remind everyone that when it comes to smartphones with color touchscreens, HTC was first. The statement doesn’t address [...]
March 17th 2010
According to AT&T, mobile phone chargers which are left plugged in waste enough electricity to power 24,000 homes for a year. The new AT&T ZERO Charger is an attempt to change that. AT&T has teamed up with Superior Communications to conserve electricity one mobile phone charger at a time.
The charger works by detecting when a [...]
March 16th 2010
We knew it would be coming around this time, but now T-Mobile has confirmed it: The HTC HD2 will be available on March 24th for $200—assuming you sign up for a two-year agreement, complete with a data plan. [T-Mobile via Laptop Mag] More »
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Tags: Laptop, March 24th, Mdash, T Mobile
March 16th 2010
It shouldn’t come as a total surprise, but Google today launched a version of its Nexus One handset with support for AT&T’s 3G network. The unlocked phone is available directly through Google for the same $529 price as the T-Mobile version. With support for the 850/1900/2100 MHz bands, this model works also works on Canada’s [...]
March 16th 2010
Tags: 3g Mobile, Gigantic Files, Hd, Hspa, Mobile Network, Philadelphia, Speed Test, Streaming Video, T Mobile, Video Uploading
March 11th 2010
T-Mobile has announced that the webConnect Rocket USB Laptop Stick will be available starting Sunday, March 14th… and this is important because it’s the first HSPA+ device available in the United States, potentially enabling 4G LTE-caliber speeds using existing 3G infrastructure. Squee!
T-Mobile had previously announced the webConnect Rocket USb stick back at MWC last month, [...]
March 9th 2010
Google’s Nexus One isn’t just a hot new Android phone — it’s an experiment. Here in the U.S., the traditional cellular model is one of subsidized hardware and handsets locked to particular carrier networks. We’ve seen unlocked phones and direct sales tried by some, such as Nokia, but by and large, that’s the exception, not [...]
March 5th 2010
T-Mobile USA may not be tops in total subscribers or revenue when compared to its larger competitors including Verizon Wireless, Sprint and AT&T. Where they do have them beat is in wireless retail customer satisfaction according to J.D. Power and Associates. Luckily for T-Mobile USA, there isn’t a map for that so it will be [...]
March 5th 2010
Late last night, Mark Spoonauer of Laptop Magazine penned an editorial about Google. It’s a smart opinion piece with the stance that Google is showing favoritism for their own platform and specificially for the most current versions of Android. There’s some merit to the arguments about Android fragmentation — a point made here nearly a [...]
March 4th 2010
In a new national campaign that just kicked off this week (pun intended), in which T-Mobile is giving fans who are crazy about the sport of soccer a chance to win some awesome prizes. It’s part of a new promotion called, El Llamado del Futbol (The Call of Soccer).
Starting on March 3 and running until [...]
March 3rd 2010
I don’t often look at my cellular phone bills, but I happened to glance at the latest one from T-Mobile. My first full monthly billing cycle didn’t show anything out of the ordinary, but the monthly data usage happened to catch my eye. I thought I chewed up more than 437 MB of mobile broadband, [...]
March 2nd 2010
Last week I detailed how I’m retooling my mobile toolkit and today I took another step towards simplicity. I just got in from a trip to the local AT&T and T-Mobile stores and I’m essentially down another phone. That’s good for AT&T since their CEO, Randall Stephenson, today said that the carrier handles half of [...]
March 2nd 2010
Tags: Cliq, Dell, Feast, Hd2, Htc, Launch, Mobile Surface, Motorola, Nbsp, Ninjas, T Mobile
March 2nd 2010
Tags: Boy Genius Report, Cliq, Dell, Feast, Hd2, Htc, Launch, Mobile Surface, Motorola, Nbsp, Ninjas, T Mobile
February 26th 2010
The Nexus One is the hottest Android phone available, at least until the Desire hits user’s hands. In the U.S. the Nexus One is being sold direct by Google for use on the T-Mobile network. The carrier is also selling the Nexus One. It is known that Verizon will be supporting the Nexus One at [...]
February 26th 2010
If you have a CLIQ, it’s probably a good idea to hold off on any updates, as a multitude of issues have cropped up. And most importantly, a T-Mobile forum mod recommends you “not to Master Reset your phone if your OTA update did not download or if you are experiencing issues at this time.” [...]
February 25th 2010
WiMAX speedtest in downtown Austin, TX
Somehow a Sprint news release got past me yesterday and tucked inside was a listing of 2010 WiMAX cities in the U.S. Officially, Sprint plans to light up these towns: Boston, Denver, Kansas City, Houston, Minneapolis, New York, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. There’s mention of more markets to be [...]
February 18th 2010
In today’s Remainders: possibilities. Bing hopes to expand its search empire by adding Yahoo’s results; T-Mobile looks to add WebOS to its roster; the next iPhone might get a Super AMOLED screen (it…
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Tags: Empire, Iphone, Possibilities, T Mobile, Yahoo, Yahoo Mobile
February 16th 2010
An executive with a Deutsche Telekom-owned wireless operator expressed eagerness to carry the iPhone in the US alongside AT&T, fueling rumors that multi-carrier deals are up next for Apple’s handset in the US, like in many other markets around the world. A T-Mobile vice president, Michael Hagspihl, told the New York Times on Sunday that [...]