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By: t-marco January 26th, 2010
Google and T-Mobile have been working on fixing the 3G problem on the Nexus One. As you know, the Nexus One has some issues trying to connect to T-Mobile’s 3G network, jumping from 3G to EDGE like crazy.
Google has completed its research into the issue and is laying the blame at the feet of the weak 3G network ran by T-Mobile. A bug was also found in the software of the handset during the investigation and a fix is incoming to address the issue.
Take a moment about this.. if you have a G1 and a Nexus 1, and both are capable to work on T-Mobile’s 3G network and only one phone (the G1) can connect to it.. do you blame the network or the other phone? ..
Tell us what you think …..
By: t-marco January 23rd, 2010
BRG got the first picture of the new Android phone from HTC, The Supersonic, but that is not the only news here. Apparently, it will run Android 3.0. Another little detail… it is on T-Mobile’s network. Thanks to CPS, we were digging and we got a little more information about the new HTC Supersonic.
It will feature quadband GSM/EDGE and HSPA, screen size 480 x 800, same as the Samsung T949 (Memoir 2?), completely touch screen and not physical keyboard, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, aGPS, camera still unknown.
We will keep trying to find more information about the new HTC Supersonic. Stay tuned.
By: t-marco January 22nd, 2010
Yes T-Mobile users, we had confirmed that the new Motorola device that just passed FCC few weeks ago carrying WCDMA AWS T-Mobile 3G bands (1700/2100) bands is the Motorola Sholes. Previously, Motorola in its website, leaked some information about the Sholes and Sholes Tablet hitting to T-Mobile USA. Now, knowing that Motorola phone with ID IHDP56KC6 is the Sholes, we just have to wait until Motorola or either T-Mobile announces officially the Sholes. Rumors about a new Motorola Android hitting to TMO in March 10th are going around the net.
By: t-marco January 21st, 2010
HTC is making a new version of his Espresso phone, the Magic with physical qwerty keyboard. The user profile indicates the new Magic, aka myTouch Slide, aka myTouch 2, will have the same specifications of the myTouch 3G, the only difference is that will carry a QWERTY keyboard. Also will feature Bluetooth 2.0, a 667 mHz processor. So far we have this information. Until we have a picture of the device, we can speculate about the new phone of HTC, possibly coming to T-Mobile.
Via PhoneArena,
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By: t-marco January 19th, 2010
Tomorrow is the big day and T-Mobile will launch the new myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition. This phone was supposed to be launch on Octuber 2009, ( like you see in the manual ) but it was delayed . The new myTouch 3G Fender will be charge with 3.5 mm audio jack, 16GB microSD card, 3.5 adapter, USB headset. We are expecting the same version of this phone but without the Fender logo during the next month.
Stay tuned for more information
By: t-marco January 15th, 2010
We got it first. Motorola is working on another Android phone. First was the Motorola Sholes Tablet MB710 this time its called Motorola Ruth or MB511. The new Motorola Ruth will feature Moto Blur, initially Android 1.5 but we believe will be running 2.0 or 2.1. The screen size of this phone seems to be small, only 240 x 320 ..what? .. very small, ( same as Nokia N97 ), Qwerty Keyboard, processor Qualcomm MSM7200A 528MHz, Bluetooth 2.o with EDR, WiFi, b/g, and aGPS. Te Motorola Ruth or MB511 will run on GSM and will have 3G bands ( HSDPA/HSUPA). Maybe T-Mobile or AT&T will pick this phone.
For now, this is the only news we got.. so stay tuned for more information about the new Motorola Ruth MB511.
By: t-marco January 13th, 2010
Back in October, T-Mobile officially announced the Limited Edition of its myTouch 3G, Fender. No word on pricing, but we believe it will a little more expensive then the current myTouch 3G. The new myTouch 3G Fender Edition will feature, besides the same processor as the the regular myTouch 3G, a 3.5mm headphone jack and has that fancy woodgrain finish, bundled 16GB microSD card, and preloaded music. Grab yours on January 20th.
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By: t-marco January 9th, 2010
T-Mobile …UK…has announced a new Android tablet that it claims will be the centre of connected family life. A 15-inch tablet, it’s powered by the Vega device released by Innovative Converged Devices, and is apparently designed to sit in the kitchen, providing a central unit for the family to use.
It will come equipped with a T-Mobile SIM and Wi-Fi for connectivity, and features voice and video calling ability for hands free communication. A full web browser is also included on the Android system, which comes with core applications installed but doesn’t have access to Android Market, which T-Mobile says is due to other applications being tailored for smaller screens.
