Category: Carriers

  • HTC Hero Coming To At&t Early 2010

    It appears as though Sprint’s exclusive HTC Hero won’t last very long. The people over at PhoneArena have been tipped that the HTC Hero will be coming to At&t in early 2010. Some people have said the carrier isn’t jumping on Android because they felt it would compete with the iPhone. There were no specific…

  • T-Mobile Launching Samsung Behold II on Nov. 18th

    According to TmoNews, T-Mobile will be launching its next Android device on November 18th, the Samsung Behold II. It features a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen capacitive, 5-megapixel camera with auto-focus and flash, aGPS, WiFi, 3G and 16GB of built-in storage. It will also come with Samsung’s TouchWIZ UI along with their new 3D cube UI. T-Mobile…

  • MetroPCS Now Has A WinMo Phone

    MetroPCS has announced its first Windows Mobile phone, the Samsung Code.  Even though WM6.5 is out, this will only be running WM6.1.  While including all the usual Microsoft apps, it also has an “optional WizPro™ interface allows users to easily customize their home screen and create shortcuts to the most frequently used features on the…

  • Project Dark – Paying monthly for a phone?!?

    If this pans out, it will be the first time a US carrier has offered anything like this. From this screenshot leaked by BGR, it appears that these new plans will include something called FlexPay, which will let you buy your mobile device and may for it in monthly installments instead of upfront. It appears…

  • Sprint acquiring iPCS

    Sprint/Nextel announced this morning that they will be acquiring their affiliate iPCS for $831 million, including the assumption of $405 million of debt. This is really good news for those that live in an iPCS market because there has been lots of tension between Sprint/Nextel and iPCS over the years, especially after the merger with…

  • Verizon Wirelss & Palm Pre?

    On Verizon Wireless’ official Twitter page, we have confirmation that they will be getting the Palm Pre “early next year”. No other information was given other than that, but its big for those WebOS lovers out there. Source: BGR

  • Wal-Mart…A cell phone provider?

    Wal-Mart announced yesterday that it will be joining the cell phone business by providing two plans with limited phones.  It was developed in cooperation with TracFone Wireless and has been running a pilot program since last summer in about 234 stores, but will now be nationwide. They will offer 1,000 minutes, 1,000 texts, and 30mb…

  • Sprint Announces New Service In Metro Stations

    Today Sprint announced service availability in the 20 busiest underground metro stations in the Washington, D.C. Metro System. The move promises to improve the workday commute for hundreds of thousands of passengers who depend on Metro to travel between their homes and workplaces each day. It also will make touring the historic sites of the…

  • Rumor or Fact? Leo/HD2 is Sprint Adonis?

    Only time will tell.  PPCGeeks user boredmug has reported that a Sprint Rep (of unknown status or position)  said the HTC Leo/HD2 will be called the Sprint Adonis and will be released around Christmas time. This doesn’t appear to have been reported anywhere else since all links point back to PPCGeeks, but if the rumor…

  • The Perfect Phone! Updated!

    A couple of months ago, I wrote to you about my ideal phone. Back then, we thought it was called the HTC Leo. With that 1 GHz snapdragon, I was rushing to get it. Nowadays, we know it is called the HTC HD2. And I think I know what mobile carrier it’s coming to…. T-Mobile!…

  • Sprint’s first Android phone, HTC Hero, now on sale

    The HTC Hero offers up a stylish looking handset that sports a multitude of nice software, including apps for Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail and YouTube. The capacitive multi-touch screen device also provides home screen widgets, threaded messaging, an MP3 player, voice activated dialing and (of course) Sprint TV. The hardware supports 3G speeds (where…

  • Review of the Motorola MOTOROKR T505 Bluetooth In-Car Speakerphone w/ Digital FM Transmitter

    Motorola MotoRokr T505 Review October 9, 2009 by tsowen, PPCGeeks Motorola’s T505 is easy to use while your eyes are on the road. All too often we have all witnessed that driver who has been talking on their cell phone and driving at the same time. It is something that has become a habit especially…

  • Customer Service Showdown: Who Wins?

    The good people at Laptop Magazine recently undertook the daunting task of testing and rating the customer service of the Big Four carriers in the United States. So they set out on a trip across New York City, the phone lines, and the interwebs in an effort to gauge the parts of the carriers’ customer…

  • Breaking News – Unlimited Calls

    A ‘Geeker has given BigDiesel07 confirmation that Sprint is launching a new service tomorrow. This service, avaiable for anybody who has the Unlimited Data Plan, will get unlimited calls to ANY mobile number, not just Sprint phone numbers.  It is called ‘Any Mobile, Any Time’. It will only be available on the new everything data…

  • The $100 Dollar Offer.

    Just hours after posting a great offer on their website, Sprint has pulled it. The offer? Switch to Sprint and receive $100 of service free – If you buy the Palm Pre. Why? James Fisher, a Sprint spokesman, said in a statement: “After further internal review today, the offer of a port-in service credit of…