AT&T is buying T-Mobile. Oh noes? Depends. AT&T has agreed to buy T-Mobile from its parent company, Deutsche Telekom, for a beefy $39 billion. It’s a bold move, which also expands their “4G” network as well. This means there is also a GSM monopoly in the United States. And of course, as per government regulatory approval, the deal should be finalized within the next 12 months. Press release after the cut. Via: AT&T
Apparently, AT&T Is Buying T-Mobile From Deutsche Telekom For $39 Billion
by Stefan Etienne on 20. Mar, 2011 2:34PM in AT&T, Breaking, T-Mobile, WTF
LG’s Android 3.0 G-Slate Seen On Video (Again)
by Stefan Etienne on 08. Feb, 2011 11:08AM in Android, LG, T-Mobile, Tablets
It comes out this Spring, has Android 3.0, shoots full 1080p HD 3D video on 2 back-facing cameras, and is uses Wi-Fi and HSPA+ (4G?) from T-Mobile. Check it out in some people’s hands above.
Nexus S Booths To Appear At Best Buys On November 14th
by Stefan Etienne on 11. Nov, 2010 4:24PM in Android, Mobile, Samsung, T-Mobile

If the above image shot by @arnblog at a Best Buy inventory booth is real, then we can expect dummy units of the Nexus S, along with a functioning unit and booths at BestBuys starting November 14th. Although here’s a tip: if the source is incorrect, then blow his Twitter handle to oblivion! Just saying. Via: Android Police
First Out The Gate: T-Mobile Releases The Samsung Galaxy Tab
by Stefan Etienne on 10. Nov, 2010 10:14AM in Android, Samsung, Tablets

Well, today’s the day friends! T-Mobile, right on schedule has launched their Tab for $399, which gets you the 7-inch Galaxy Tab (duh!) plus a two-year contract with the American arm of Deutsche Telekom, or $599 for the entire tablet without service. If you’re not so eager to be on T-Mobile, then you can wait till tomorrow for Verizon’s release, then Sprint’s 2-year contract release (bleh) soon afterwards. Or AT&T, whenever they announce theirs. You probably get the idea by now: the Galaxy Tab is everywhere.
Via: T-Mobile
T-Mobile HTC HD7 Launches On November 8th For $199.99
by Stefan Etienne on 20. Oct, 2010 7:13PM in HTC, Mobile, Windows Phone

Going ‘Back To Windows Phone 7′, the Microsoft-developed mobile OS with plenty of promise will have its flagship — the HTC HD7 — debut on T-Mobile this coming November 8th, for $199.99 on a 2 year agreement. This beast has a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 4.3-inch screen, 16GB of onboard storage, 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording, Netflix and T-Mobile TV support. Mmm.
Via: T-Mobile
T-Mobile Officially Announces The HTC HD7
by Stefan Etienne on 11. Oct, 2010 9:36AM in Breaking, HTC, Mobile, Windows Phone
So, the HD7, due on O2 in Germany, is now headed to T-Mobile. 4.3-inch screen, 16GB of onboard storage, 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording, Netflix and T-Mobile TV support, and Windows Phone 7 (of course!). Look for it sometimes “in time for the holidays in mid-November.”
Press release is on the jump!
LG Optimus T Heads Off To T-Mobile With Froyo
by Stefan Etienne on 06. Oct, 2010 5:27PM in Android, LG, Mobile, T-Mobile
Another Froyo phone, this time, mid-range or entry-level. The Optimus T is T-Mobile’s latest Android 2.2 device, with a 3.2-inch HVGA display and tempered glass, 3 megapixel cam with basic video capture, Android 2.2 Froyo (that’s almost close to stock), Swype keyboard, Burgundy or Titanium finishes, and finally — that’s about it. Full presser that arrived in our inbox after the break!
Windows Phone 7 Debuts In NYC October 11th, T-Mobile Is Ready To Roll
by Stefan Etienne on 03. Oct, 2010 10:39PM in Breaking, Microsoft, Windows Phone
So what’s that we hear? Windows Phone 7 won’t only debut in a fancy tea party in London, but also in the bustling New York City on October 11th? Good news! T-Mobile will be showing off an oogle of devices at 3:30PM Eastern Standard, and you can bet every moment that I wished I booked my schedule to fit that event, as I will be in NYC for CES 2011 Preview. But that won’t stop us from covering it, will it now guys?
Via: Microsoft
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