BGR got some pictures of the box of the new HTC HD2 coming to T-Mobile this month. The HTC HD2 will feature 1 Ghz Snapdragon processor, Stereo Bluetooth 2.0, 5MP camera with auto focus, 16GB of memory. The box will include a battery, USB cable, charger, stereo headsets.
T-Mobile has just showed up, its new Windows Mobile phone 6.5, the HTC HD2 as a coming soon on its website. The new WMo Phone will be available sometime around March 24th, for 199 with 2 years contract, and 499 without it. We just made a comparison chart with the HD2 American version with the international one right here. Don’t forget that T-Mobile is not only launching the HD2 that day. T-Mo is also launching its new service HSPA+ 21Mbps.
Stay tuned for more information.
T-Mobile finally has finished upgrading its 3G network to HSPA 7.2 Mbps, now is planing to launch 4G services in some markets. The “very fast mobile web” is probably its new HSPA+ service that T-Mobile has been talking and testing in Philadelphia. T-Mobile also said that it plans to be the first U.S. carrier to deploy HSPA+ across its network by mid 2010.
Once fully enabled, HSPA+ will offer up to 21Mbps downloads.
The pilot markets for the HSPA+ webConnect Rocket include:
Yes folks, no even the new Samsung T949 is launched ( aka Jet, aka Memoir 2) is not available yet, T-mobile is working, together with Google, in another Android phone. This time, the new Samsung T959. This new Android phone will feature Bluetooth 2.1, 3G bands, aGPS, screen size 320×480, camera still unknown. The Samsung t959 probably will run 2.1 Android OS. But still nothing is confirmed.. Stay in touch for more information!!
Nokia, together with T-Mobile just announced the new Nokia Nuron 5230. As you remember, we told you first about this phone coming to T-Mobile and we also got the first official pictures of the Nuron.
“The Nokia 5230 Nuron is a great product of our collaboration with T-Mobile USA and provides consumers with more compelling mobile experiences as they navigate, watch video, play games and social network,” said Mark Slater, Vice President, Sales, Nokia. “The Nokia Nuron offers U.S. consumers a unique and compelling mobile experience that caters to their everyday needs and enables them to connect to their passions with an affordable 3G touch smartphone.”
The Nokia Nuron is the first U.S. carrier -supported Nokia smartphone to pre-load Ovi Maps, a solution from Nokia that offers consumers free turn-by-turn directions and navigation. Additionally, Ovi Maps makes it easy to discover great places to eat, concerts, movies and more with Lonely Planet guides. Other features include the ability to check the weather forecast and even share one’s current location on Facebook. With pedestrian navigation, Ovi Maps delivers the best routes through pedestrian zones and shortcuts as well as pathways through parks and buildings. Exploring the world or rediscovering your own city has never been easier or more fun with Ovi Maps. Nokia Nuron also comes preloaded with maps for the USA, Canada and Mexico – with the ability to access over 180 country maps at http://www.nokiausa.com/maps.
BGR got some leaked information of the of launching dates for T-Mobile. The new Motorola Cliq XT will be launched on March 10th for 129.99 . Later on, the new HTC HD2 will be available on March 24th for 199. The same day, T-Mobile will star offering laptops with AWS capability. Dell Mini 10 is going to be the first laptop in the market compatible with T-Mobile 3G bands. Even More 1.5 event is clear on the pictures. No details about this even has been told. More information will be shared with you soon.
Thanks to our friends from Android Central, we got the first pictures of the new Android phone from Motorola, The Cliq XT. In only 10 days ( March 10th) T-Mobile will launch the new and better version of its Cliq, the XT. This is an Android phone running Android 1.6 ( what? ) and it will have WiFi b/g. We will give you more information soon.
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The U.S. carrier, the smallest of the big four nationwide carriers, said it added a total of 371,000 new subscribers in the fourth quarter. This is an improvement over customer losses from the third quarter. But it’s still lower than customer gains the company saw in the fourth quarter of 2008.
Still, T-Mobile says that 79 percent of its customers are on a contract, down slightly from 82 percent of its base in the fourth quarter of 2008.1. During the fourth quarter, contract customers spent on average about $51 per month. On average, prepaid customers spent about $18 a month.
If the company continues loosing or not getting more new postpaid customers, probably the rumors about T-Mobile will be looking for partners will be true. But so far no action has been taken.
