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By: t-marco December 27th, 2009
The T-Mobile G1 is the first Google phone in the market and the first Android phone on T-Mobile’s line up. There are many complains about this phone because the G1 wont get another mayor updates or it wont be recommended to upgrade to Android 2.0 because hardware issues. We have saw also the T-Mobile g1 running the Motoblur. Apparently this is over. AndroidSPIN has reported that the G1 is getting the Android 2.0 or 2.0.1 really soon.
- G1 system partition: 69120K
- T-Mobile Android 1.5: 68780k
- T-Mobile Android 1.6: 68800k
The G1 has about 70 MB available for the operating system to be installed. Android 1.5 used 99.5% of that space and Android 1.6 was no different.
- Emulator Android 1.6: 61216k
- T-Mobile Android 1.6: 68800k
- Emulator Android 2.0: 70964k
- T-Mobile Android 2.0: ???
Android 2.0 running in the emulator already goes over the G1 system partition limit. The T-Mobile version will likely be 7-8 MB larger. For those of you who are curious, the myTouch 3G (and most other Android phones) feature a 90 MB system partition and will have no problem with Android 2.0.
By: t-marco December 25th, 2009
On behalf of all the team here at CelphoneSignal, I’d like to wish those of you who celebrate it a very merry Christmas. And if today isn’t your holiday, I hope that you are relaxing and enjoying time with friends and family — even web workers deserve a day off occasionally.
Have a safe long weekend and may you be able to spend it (stress-free) with family and friends!
I’ve put together some information and fun things to do for some of the holidays in the month of December. Please enjoy!!
By: t-marco December 18th, 2009
Few days ago, we gave you a good deal, the Blackberry 8900 for free, now, T-Mobile is offering the myTouch3G for 99.99 without rebates. Only requires 2 years agreement on Even More plans or 399.99 on EvenMore Plus plans. Get this deal before ends..
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By: t-marco December 17th, 2009
We know that T-Mobile is upgrading its network but… really… all the test are giving us without service?… Many areas, specially the Southeastern, services as voice and data, are down Same as before, T-Mobile service is down, not nationwide this time, but at huge area has been affected.
“T-Mobile engineers and rapid response teams are working urgently to restore full service in impacted areas as quickly as possible,” the company says in a post on its forums this afternoon. “We apologize for any inconvenience this may be causing our customers.”
By: t-marco December 10th, 2009
T-Mobile’s US offers to its Android phone users since late Wednesday that it has started updating Android Market to support carrier billing. The change lets users skip the usual Google Checkout process and instead pay for any purchased apps through their regular phone bill.
As the update is considered “invisible,” T-Mobile customers will not receive any notifications of a pending software update. Rather, you can access the new billing option by logging into the Android Market and making a purchase.
By: t-marco December 9th, 2009
There’s been past talk of a pairing between Sprint and Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile but nothing has happened. Many observers say such as transaction would be as disastrous as the Sprint-Nextel merger because Sprint runs a CDMA network while T-Mobile uses GSM.
However, after Citigroup raised Sprint’s ratings to Buy from Hold, there are many speculations about if Sprint should merge with T-Mobile USA to compete with AT&T and Verizon Wireless.
Michael Rollins, a Citigroup analyst, sees a 55% chance of a deal that combines Sprint and T-Mobile in 2010; he thinks the key would be to simply move Sprint’s customers to T-Mobile’s networks, and eliminate the multiple networks that Sprint operates.
By: t-marco November 30th, 2009
The new Dolphin browser is not only available in the Samsung Star or the new Samsung T949 for T-Mobile. Dolphin is also available for Android phone but now, is adding the multi touch capability only now for the Droid, we just hope to get this application in one of 2 phones that T-Mobile carries, like the Motorola Cliq or My touch 3G.
By: t-marco November 19th, 2009
T-Mobile has launched the new T-Mobile Complete, this new package contains phones starting at $59.99 without a commitment. For example the Blackberry Curve 8520 its about 299.99 and the Pearl for 149.99. Besides that, T-Mobile will give you the first month free. But where? only in selected Best Buy and Walmart Stores.
