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Most popular T-Mobile cell phone specials Motorola CLIQ Titanium From: $99.99  Sony Ericsson Equinox You get $50.00  HTC myTouch 3G White From: $149.99  Samsung Highlight T749 Fire From: Free $0.00 The folks at Samsung and T-mobile are sure proud of the AMOLED display and Cube interface of the Behold II. But the question is, are you impressed? Check out the hands-on demo here for yourself. Noah looks nothing like Maria Sharapova. Like Maria, SE's new Equinox is colorful and fashion forward. Noah, on the other hand ... Noah's full review of the MOTO CLIQ Android phone with MOTOBLUR. Part 1 of 2. Noah's full review of the MOTO CLIQ Android phone with MOTOBLUR. Part 1 of 2. Noah gets the new MOTO CLIQ out of the box and into use. Android, slide-out QWERTY, and MOTOBLUR widgets and social networking - is it enough to make a great smartphone? Noah's long been a fan of the low-end Xpress Music 5300. So what will he think of the new low-end 5130? Check out the unboxing! Carrier: T-MobileRetail Price: $449.99 or via ebayContract Price: $229.99 or via Lets Talk Hot Features: Android device, 5MP camera with video capture and playback Carrier: T-MobileRetail Price: $159.99 or via ebayContract Price: $69.99 or via Lets Talk Hot Features: 3G clamshell device, 2MP camera with video capture and playback Carrier: T-MobileRetail Price: $449.99 or via ebayContract Price: $199.99 Hot Features: 3.2MP camera with video capture, full QWERTY keyboard
Adriana is live at the Samsung/T-Mobile joint press conference in New York City. She just texted me to say that the phone has officially been announced as available November 18 for $229 on contract. This contradicts widespread reports of a $199 price point that hit the Web earlier this week.
So I texted her back saying, "Whoa, $229? Are you sure?" She hasn't replied. Probably because she doesn't have time to type out, "Yes, Noah, I'm sure. I...
While the nation's two largest wireless carriers are arguing over 3G coverage, T-Mobile is busy working on their own 3G buildout. Though they were a bit late to the game (hey, T-Mobile's CTO admitted it), the nation's fourth largest wireless carrier is planning a 7.2 Mbps buildout by the end of 2009. There are a number of devices that can access the 7.2 Mbps speeds, including the HTC G1, myTouch 3G, HTC TouchPro2, HTC Dash 3G,...
Right in the midst of the holiday shopping season, T-Mobile has added two new devices to its lineup. Introduced earlier in the year (and seen at CTIA Fall 2009), the carrier-branded Tap offers two color choices (berry and midnight blue), a 2-megapixel camera, music player, A-GPS, microSD card slot, stereo Bluetooth, all for $79.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and new two-year agreement ($179.99 on the Even More Plus plan). If a USB... Pros: Price is good. Most reps are nice when calling in to have a phone problem resolved. Cons: dropped calls often, busy tone very often, calls don't connect, problems with texts and sending pictures. Many problems with phones. Bad service and no service in many areas. Billing problems Summary: I have had service with t-mobile for a total of over 5 years. but as of Feb 2009 service has been very bad. Many time I lose signal and drop calls repeatly. Some times several times a minute causeing four or more minutes to be deducted for a one minute call. At home now I can't keep a signal, before i had a very good signal. I have to regularly call into service to have them correct problems with the service, thats upto 5 times a week. Pros: YOU Can send back phone before a year. The service is great. the signal is great. They are getting new phones. THEY NOW HAVE 3G. And you can talk to anyone with t-mobile for free and you have my faves. Cons: NOTHING AT ALL Summary: I love t-mobile. I want at&t only for the iphone.(i don't want it anymore) and verizon for their phones, but t-mobile is the best. I love everything about it. Pros: Decent phones, (usually) good service, random, occasional perks Cons: No service in some areas, staff at the store where we purchased everything can be...iffy. Summary: I begged my parents to switch from Verizon to T-Mobile because I wanted a Sidekick. We got a pretty good deal for switching - since there were five of us they dropped the $35 activation fee. Everyone was really nice the first few times we went in there, and when my sister had a problem with her Sidekick data plan they were very pleasant and fixed the problem. Also, we got a ten dollar off credit for the bill after our one year anniversary. Now, that being said, I do have to say I was a little disappointed going back to the store when my mom had a problem with her phone. While the problem was resolved, it took some time, and she had to get a new phone shipped to us. She had to use a phone from them while she waited for her new one. Why she had to pay for the shipping or replacement or something for thee new phone is kind of beyond me, but I'm not T-Mobile (it was only $10 but still). Also, the staff at the store became kind of...rude after the sale. I'm sure it's that way with the majority of the cell phone providers, but it just kinda irked me. Going from super nice to I-could-really-care-less after a huge sale? Really? All in all, I love T-Mobile. The have some good phones, and reception is usually good (I don't get service everywhere, but at least where I need it for the most part). 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful Pros: superior customer service, the hottest phone and great call quality Cons: none Summary: i've been with t-mo since 1998. back then they were known as omni-point, then they became voicestream in 2000 which later change to t-mobile. over the years there customer service went from good to great to the best. they make you feel like a big fish in a small pond, which to me is key. not to mention they have the best android phones and a good app store to go with it. i can't see myself switching carrier's in the future. Pros: customer service is amazing, plans are reasonable, and phones are great. Cons: none Summary: I don't understand what some of the people are saying about the service being bad or the customer service being rude I have never experienced that issue. The customer service has always been very kind and knowledgeable. I have a g1 and my sister has an iphone she can't even send picture messages? and she pays a rediculous amount for minutes and internet. I feel lucky to have such a great phone company. I also have the home service and I love it only time I have had issues is when my internet is running slow nothing to do with t mobiles service All T-Mobile user reviewsTouch Pro 2 hands down, others you mentioned are not even close in this case u kno i was thinking it was since it has the great software, decent qwerty keyboard, and 3G.
but i heard that the battery is pretty bad...like G1 bad. so im not sure....yet. lol [quote user="alm15yo"]so...i have t-mobile. i cant decide between the samsung behold 2, the bb 9700, mytouch, htc touchpro 2, and moto cliq.
i use everything (internet, txt, apps) but gps (dont care for that.)
i dont bother having an all touchscreen phone, but i prefer a physical qwerty keyboard.
price doesnt necessarily matter.
can u help me?[/quote]so hi there...i am having the same problem as you...i cant decide either...however between... so...i have t-mobile. i cant decide between the samsung behold 2, the bb 9700, mytouch, htc touchpro 2, and moto cliq.
i use everything (internet, txt, apps) but gps (dont care for that.)
i dont bother having an all touchscreen phone, but i prefer a physical qwerty keyboard.
price doesnt necessarily matter.
can u help me? do you no when or if the pulse is coming out in the U.S? To use the G1 service with T-Mobile you have to pay $25.00. With AT&T, I beleive the minimum is $10 or $15 dollars. Big difference in monthly fees and T-Mobile requires its customers to pay that amount whether you use the apps or not. AT&T gives you the option to use and a trial period as well. One of the reasons why I switched to AT&T. We'll see for how long. If you like your current phone and service, then don't change. I had the G1 and currently have the iPhone 3G (not S). There's not much difference in speed to justify a switch. I didn't like T-Mobile's service in my area and the area I traveled in. Otherwise, I would have been fine with the G1.
I miss the G1's customizability compared to iPhone for certain things. The iPhone does have a lot more apps. But the question is, are you going to use... I know that it is late, and maybe there is already an answer to the question, but on the off chance that it hasnt been answered, or that someone else like me stumbles onto this topic it would be nice to have an answer posed.
What your talking about are 2 seperate things. Using an application to compare pricing info, and someone using a device for fraudulent purposes.
Yes the G1 does have the ability to check barcodes through applications... I know that, but this is the first android phone from Huawei. That is pretty big no? I never heard of a "Pulse".. but that could just be me. Plus, phonedog doesn't talk about ALL phones coming out. |
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