LG Optimus L9 review
Proof that budget-friendly devices do not have to be underpowered or come from lesser-known brands.
T-Mobile loses half million post-paid subscribers in Q3
T-Mobile USA nearly one half million (492,000) contracted customers during the third quarter of 2012, so says the carrier today. The nation’s fourth largest wireless provider released its quarterly earnings report today which includes some of the bullet points below. While it’s a mix of …
T-Mobile giving away free black HTC One S on new contracts
If you’re in the market for a new phone, you may want to consider the T-Mobile as your carrier of choice. T-Mo is giving you a free ceramic black One S by HTC with new contracts done online, after a $149.99 web discount and a …
T-Mobile to drop prices of select Android devices Nov 8
Among other deals, the Galaxy Note II will a much more reasonable $249.99.
AT&T, T-Mobile team up to combat smartphone theft
AT&T and T-Mobile have paired up to help combat thefts of smartphone by adding their list of IMEIs to a national database. Initially announced back in April, this joint and voluntary effort will also see help from Verizon and Sprint and is backed by the …
AT&T and T-Mobile form roaming partnership in Sandy aftermath
We received word today that AT&T and T-Mobile have come together with a roaming agreement that will help residents of New York and New Jersey. As those subscribers work to get things back in order and clean up, they’ll want to make sure they …
T-Mobile touts fall and holiday smartphone lineup
Even though T-Mobile decided to scrap plans for their New York press event this evening,they went ahead and issued a press release tied to the same topic. It was expected that they would show off their fall lineup of devices, including stuff running Android and …
PSA: Google, T-Mobile events scrapped in wake of Hurricane Sandy
Here’s a quick and friendly public service announcement to let you all know that Google’s Android-related event has been scrapped today as a result of Hurricane Sandy. What’s more, T-Mobile has also decided to push their fall showcase as well. It’s not immediately clear if …
When is my carrier getting the Galaxy Note II?
There’s been a lot of chatter these past few weeks about the Samsung Galaxy Note II, and deservedly so. It’s a badass device that all major carriers are expected to carry this fall. So, now you’ve been convinced that it’s the handset for you and …
This Day in Android: T-Mobile G1 ushers in the Android era (2008)
It was exactly four years ago today that T-Mobile USA released the G1, setting off a crazy chain of Android events and momentum. Manufactured by HTC, the G1 (aka Dream) was the first Android smartphone ever and featured a little bit of everything. There were …
T-Mobile says Galaxy Note II coming “this fall”
For reasons unknown, T-Mobile feels compelled to remind us of something we already knew.
T-Mobile makes LG Optimus L9 official
T-Mobile today announced that they will be soon offering the LG Optimus L9 smartphone as part of their Android lineup. Details for the device include Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, a 4.5-inch qHD display a 1GHz dual-core processor, and a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash …
T-Mobile: Galaxy S III is our all-time best-selling device
T-Mobile’s best-selling device of all time is a phone that has only been available for a few months. A tweet from the nation’s fourth-largest carrier from over the weekend indicates that the Samsung Galaxy S III is doing quite well around Magenta’s neck of the …
Samsung says Android 4.1 update for U.S. Galaxy S III models “coming soon”
Samsung has put together a quick and simple list of U.S. smartphones which are either getting or are expected to receive their Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update. As of right now it basically acts as a placeholder or jumping off point for a number of …
T-Mobile gearing up for LG Optimus L9
T-Mobile USA appears set to offer the LG Optimus L9, according to a fresh set of leaked photos of said device. The renders, which look to be press-ready images of the handset, come courtesy of @evleaks, a source of many Android recent tips.
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