This looks pretty spectacular … Today LG and T-Mobile announced a new tablet, the Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) powered T-Mobile G-Slate, which will be “the companies’ first 4G tablet in the United States powered by the latest version of Android. The tablet-optimized Android 3.0 operating system was designed from the ground up for devices with larger [...]
Tethering Data with Your Phone; How Much Is It Worth to You?
To tether or not to tether, what to do? There has been a long-standing debate and rather good argument over whether tethering your phone is legal, ethical, or financially worth it. Most platforms today have programs available that allow you to tether a wired or wireless device to you phone without buying another data plan. [...]
T-Mobile Currently Testing Cel-Fi Signal Booster to Maximize 3G Data Service In Homes
One of my biggest gripes with cellphone service is that when I’m at home, I have no signal. I have no home phone, so I completely rely on my cellphone when anyone is trying to reach me, and there is nothing worse than paying for big dollar data plan while not having a good connection [...]
Review: T-Mobile G2 – Is it better than the Nexus One?
The T-Mobile G2 is the first true successor to the phone that started it all, the T-Mobile G1, over two years ago. I have been carrying two Android devices (a Google Nexus One, and a T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide) because there has not been a single Android device that met my needs. Does the T-Mobile [...]
T-Mobile HSPA+ Network Growing Up Fast, Speeds Threatening Current 4G
(Image courtesy of TMO, 7.21.2010) So there has been lots of hoopla around the web concerning 3G, 4G, LTE, Wimax, HSPA+(+). T-Mobile has been behind a lot of the mess and continues to anger other networks with their promising speeds and their comparison to 4G. First to get things straight understand that 4G, HSPA+, and [...]
Apple 3G iPad on EDGE Using a T-Mobile SIM? Here’s How …
If you were grandfathered into a low-priced T-Mobile data plan (remember the $5.99/month deal?), if you don’t mind EDGE speeds, and if don’t want to pay an extra $30/month to use the AT&T iPad data plan, this DIY hack may be just what you have been looking for. Granted, you won’t be able to pop [...]
T-Mobile looking for beta testers
It looks like our friends over at T-Mobile are trying to help out us poor G1 users by beta testing a new product called Voice Plus. Its only open for G1 users now, but more than likely, if the service is a success, it will roll out to all of their Android customers. What does [...]
T-Mobile & doubleTwist Join Forces for Android Music Management
We’ve covered doubleTwist before as a way to sync all your media content across multiple smartphones, including BlackBerry, Palm’s webOS devices and Android. Now it looks like T-Mobile and doubleTwist have officially partnered to simplify music management for Android users and may bundle the application with select handsets, including the Fender MyTouch 3G. While iTunes [...]
A quick mention on the awesome battery life of a G1
This has been my first trip to CES. I had NO idea what to expect. Well, to quote the Greatful Dead, “what a long strange trip its been!” When I was packing to come, I wasn’t sure what I was going to need, especially in the gear department. I consulted the all knowing Judie, and [...]
HTC HD2 Will Hit U.S. Exclusively on T-Mobile
Since Judie’s initial preview of the HD2 in November, we’ve been waiting patiently (ok, not so patiently, but we’ve been waiting) on the official word on this phone hitting the U.S. If there’s an upcoming phone that can give off some Windows hotness, it’s the HD2. Now we know that it’s going to be exclusive [...]
Nexus One Update Round-Up Part 2
(Photo courtesy of Engadget) We’ve been tracking the details on the Google Nexus One phone for a while now, and it certainly seems like a great Android handset. With the release rumored for this coming Tuesday, more information is starting to leak out on the direct-from-Google phone. Read on for some interesting new hardware rumors [...]
Android Market Gets Updated Tab for T-Mobile Users
While I have not yet received the update to the Android Market which enables Carrier Billing in addition to using Google Checkout (with a gmail.com only account), I did notice something different in the Android Market when I accessed it today.
The Nexus One May be headed to T-Mobile
The rumored Google designed Nexus One has now hit the FCC, and it is looking more and more like this phone will be best suited for T-Mobile’s network since it is only a Triband device… leaving those on AT&T out in the cold. With the Snapddragon processor, an OLED display and Android 2.1, this looks [...]
A moment of silence for a dead Blackberry
My T-Mobile Blackberry Curve 8900 gave up the ghost tonight. For the last day or so, the OS on the phone was acting sluggish, so I did a standard battery pull. This usually “reboots” the phone and clears up any issues the OS may be having. Well, when it came up, I got the dreaded [...]
T-Mobile offers a new “Complete” cell phone package
With Project Dark now shown the light, we thought T-Mobile would be keeping things on the down-low for a bit until the new line of Christmas phones would be coming out. Not so. T-Mobile has launched a new program called T-Mobile Complete. With T-Mobile Complete, interested folks can pick from four cell phones, including a [...]



