Now it’s even easier to enjoy your new Samsung Galaxy S phone on the network of your choice, even if it’s the T-Mobile Vibrant or AT&T Captivate version. The crew over at XDA have found that the unlock codes for the phone are stored on the phone in a .bak file. Most networks will eventually Continue Reading…
Looks like Engadget has scored themselves some spy shots of the upcoming G2 for T-Mobile. Just like the original G1, the G2 will sport a side slide-out QWERTY keyboard. On top of that, the screen has been bumped to 3.7″ size and we imagine it will be high res, probably around 800 x 480 or Continue Reading…
Looks like T-Mobile is gearing up and starting the excitement buildup for the G2 it’s first HSPA+ capable smart phone. While this splash screen appeared earlier this morning, it has since been removed with a simple, please check back later message. Oh, we’ll keep checking, don’t worry T-Mobile. For those unaware, T-Mobile USA’s HSPA+ network Continue Reading…
It should be well known at this point that the Samsung Galaxy S line of phones will be available on all four of the top cell carriers in the US and to kickoff the blanket of phones is the Samsung Vibrant for T-Mobile. The Vibrant is available through T-Mobile for $199 with a two-year contract Continue Reading…
As a little double bonus, T-Mobile’s VP of product innovation Andrew Sherrard told Techland that they are currently testing the Android 2.1 update for the original myTouch 3G internally. On top of that little tid-bit of news, he stated that it will feature a UI much like the myTouch Slide and even have a “Genius Continue Reading…
T-Mobile and HTC have made it official. Starting this June you can pick up your very own myTouch 3G Slide, a sort of marriage between the myTouch 3G and the G1, both currently available exclusively on T-Mobile. Besides the slide out QWERTY keyboard, the MT3G Slide features a 3.4″ HVGA screen, a 5MP camera with Continue Reading…
In a move that could be signaling some of the reduction of carrier exclusivity, Samsung may be releasing the Galaxy S for all four carriers this year according to Forbes.com. This would be similar to the Nexus One from what I understand, with a different physical phone for each network. It’s not too much of Continue Reading…
Today marks the first day you can purchase a Motorola Cliq XT via T-Mobile. It’ll be $130 on contract or $330 if you’d rather purchase it contract free and go with T-Mobile’s lower Even More Plus rates. This nice little QEWRTY-less CLIQ comes with a 5MP camera with LED flash, FM Radio and of course, Continue Reading…
With the announcement of an AT&T 3G compatible Nexus One, it has many users wondering which should I get. A couple factors will play into answering that question, with the main ones being price and network. For starters, you cannot currently purchase the Nexus One for AT&T, here be referred to as N1A, subsidized with Continue Reading…
T-Mobile looks to be preparing for the release of the Cliq XT as it has appeared in the inventory system sporting a couple of price tags. One hundred and thirty dollars gets you the Cliq XT on a two year contract with T-Mobile’s Even More plan. want to pay less per month using their Even Continue Reading…
