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Samsung Behold II Dropping November 18
Thanks to TmoNews, we just learned of the the launch date for T-Mobile’s Behold II handset. The first Samsung-built, Android-powered GSM device to land here in the US will be available starting November 11th.   That’s right, in less than a month, we’ll have 4 Android …
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My Journey to the Dark Side
After not owning a Windows Mobile phone for about five years I decided to take advantage of a promo that I heard about on TmoNews and ordered a comp’d Touch Pro2 just for adding a new line with the text plan. I decided to have …
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March of the Droids
On my morning commute today, I happened to be catching up on podcasts from last week. Engadget’s podcast is a must for tech geeks and AndroidGuys alike. I was astounded to hear out of twenty-one topics that eight of them were Android focused. Now mind …
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Project Black?
So have you heard about T-Mobile’s “Project Black”? Well I have, and I still have no idea what it is. TmoNews has been all over this one lately and still doesn’t know what it is. If they do know, they’re not saying. Are we looking for …
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Closer Look at T-Mobile Pulse Interface “Canvas”
We’ve compiled a couple of photos and videos to show what the user interface looks like on the T-Mobile Pulse (Huawei U8220). You’ll see that it’s not quite the cosmetic overhaul that Sense or BLUR gives phones, but it’s a nice change to the stock …
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Samsung Behold II – Android Powered and Due This Year
Engadget is reporting today that a PR rep contacted them with information on the Samsung Behold II handset. Due out “in time for the holidays”, the phone will mesh their TouchWiz UI with Android to deliver a completely unique experience.Â
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Are We on Eve of Donut Rollout?
You smell that? We’re beginning to detect a hint of donut essence. We get the feeling that we’re going to be seeing the 1.6 rollout any day now. We received an email from one of our readers pointing out a recent update to the T-Mobile …
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Playing Catch Up?
So… it’s clear to many of us (especially given that they’re the only provider in the U.S. offering android phones at the moment) that T-Mobile has being playing a bit of catch-up to get their 3G network up and running. This has just left me …
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T-Mobile G1 to Get Donut After All?
Remember those concerns about whether or not the T-Mobile G1 would see any more updates to the OS? We’ve got a little something that just might make you feel better – and hopefully put the issue to bed. An eagle-eyed tipster noticed on the Android …
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Motorola and T-Mobile’s Common Agenda
Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha said yesterday that the company was in negotiations with all of the major US carriers to bring Android devices to their networks Their first offering, the Motorola Cliq, was unveiled last week at Mobilize ’09. Rumored to be dropping it November, …
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Why My G1 Qualifies as a “Smartbook”
My T-Mobile G1 is already a smartbook, is it not? Let me explain. I can surf the web, check e-mail, download and listen to podcasts, keep up with facebook/Twitter friends, use a variety of instant message clients, use Gmail as a word processor (in a …
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Three Reasons the Cliq Will Click with Consumers
The press ink is not even dry after the Motorola Cliq was announced this past week and there is already talk of the Cliq’s failure. Here are my top three reasons I believe this device will be a hit for T-Mobile and beyond:
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Third Time’s a Charm for My MyTouch3G
Just yesterday I ordered myself a brand, new black myTouch 3G (MT3G). Now mind you this is my third unit as the first two were taken back to T-Mobile due to ‘technical difficulties’. I’ve been hesitant all along – I could not justify a device …
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Introducing MOTOBLUR
We’ve waited long enough to see it so let’s cut right to the chase. Here’s what Motorola has done with Android! It’s beautiful and bound to have a mass market appeal. MOTOBLUR integrates all of your contacts in one place – be it phone numbers, …
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Video of T-Mobile Pulse in Action [VIDEO]
The guys over at Engadget were able to play with the new T-Mobile Pulse and lucky for us, they recorded the experience. The video is short at just over 2 minutes, but it gives us a glimpse into how T-Mobile and Huawei changed the interface …
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