T-Mobile Touch Pro2 for $149.99
A HTC Touch Pro2 from T-Mobile for only $149.99 with FREE SHIPPING? As President Obama said, “Yes, we can!”
A HTC Touch Pro2 from T-Mobile for only $149.99 with FREE SHIPPING? As President Obama said, “Yes, we can!”
We already knew T-Mobile was getting the HTC HD2 and the Motorola CLIQ XT, but now we have some release dates and tentative pricing. According to the screenshot, the CLIQ XT is coming on March 10th and the HD2 is coming on March 24th. Contract pricing is $139.99 for the CLIQ XT and $199.99 for the HD2.
Our forum user TMartin has pulled the cab from the T-Mobile HD2 ROM for Slacker Radio.
It should work good on WVGA devices, but please report back how it works on other resolutions (VGA, QVGA, etc).
Also, Slacker is an internet radio service, available in the US and Canada, so we are not sure if users from …
HTC and T-Mobile are teaming up for their latest campaign to sell you phones, and this one is a dandy folks. Anybody who signs a new 2-year contract with T-Mobile between January 20th and March 23rd of this year and decides on getting either a HTC Touch Pro2, a T-Mobile Dash 3G, or a T-Mobile …
Update: As of 12:54PM ET the issue has been fixed, although there hasn’t been an official announcement of what the issue was.
Users of the Google Nexus One on T-Mobile are reporting a nationwide data outage this morning. Users are reporting that their SIM card will work in other phones in the same area. …
Update: WalMart has admitted this was an error and released the following quote: “Due to a technical error, this item erroneously was displayed on our site. We’re working with our partner Let’s Talk to have it removed as quickly as possible. We have no plans to carry Nexus One in Walmart stores or online at …
If you remember, the HTC HD2 is headed to T-Mobile USA, and is rumored to be the only device currently on the market to be upgraded to WM7.
Now that the HTC product page is live, you’ll see that the US version will come with some nice boosts in its specs compared to the European version …
An unconfirmed source says the HTC Obsession aka Diamond 3 will supposedly be released on At&t and T-Mobile this year with WM7 and there are no reports of a CDMA (Sprint/Verizon) version in the works.
The specs that we have so far (via WMExperts) are a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1GHz processor, GSM/HSDPA connectivity, 3.7 inch capacitive AMOLED …
The HTC Bravo is very similar to the Nexus One. It features a 3.7″ touchscreen, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, and HSDPA/HSUPA. The biggest difference is that it includes HTC’s SenseUI. Rumor has it that this device will also land on T-Mobile, just as the Nexus One is. The source also says it may be free on …
The reports have come in, and the highly anticipated Google Phone, the Nexus One, has only sold 20,000 units in its first week. This is not a lot when compared to the other popular phones (Droid, iPhone, and even some Windows Mobile phones). The Verizon Wireless Droid sold about 250,000 in its first …
The HD2 is quite the phone. 1GHz snapdragon, 4.3 inch screen. To me it is the perfect phone. All that remained to be seen is if it was coming to my carrier (which is Sprint btw). Unfortunately, it is not to be. T-Mobile has confirmed that it will be the carrier to officially bring the …
T-Mobile recently announced that its entire 3G network (the smallest of the large US carriers) has recently been upgraded to 7.2Mbps HSPA, with plans to begin rolling out 21Mbps HSPA+ soon. We’re not sure if anyone is seeing the 7.2Mbps speeds yet, so far reports have been sketchy. While some are reporting improvements, …
The much anticipated and talked about Nexus One has just had its pricing information leaked. It looks like you will be able to buy it unlocked (for GSM users) directly from Google for $530.
If you happen to have T-Mobile, you can get it for about $180 on a 2-year contract and you are …
It appears as though the official spec sheet for the Nexus One has been leaked. You can see the screenshot and demo video for yourself after the break.
Also, according to sources, it will go on sale January 5th, but on an invite-only basis, which we’re guessing is limited to developers.
According to the sheet, it …
Phone calls cost money. As consumers, we have the option to pay as you go, pay for a set amount of minutes per month, or choose an unlimited amount of minutes per month. But the amount of calls that the cell company can process is a static amount and is expensive and …