If you were hoping that perhaps some day you would be able to send a donation to your favorite political candidate by sending a text message, there is some unfortunate news for you. It appears that, even though the Federal Election Commission approved this kind of mobile donation, getting major carriers to set up the technological side of things on their end is proving to be something of a lost battle. Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and others have all not enabled political donation texting.
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T-Mobile Galaxy Note slated for August 8th launch
We’ve heard rumblings that the Galaxy Note will be launching on T-Mobile USA sometime in July, but new information from TmoNews indicates that the handset is currently planned for release in August. The site previously had information that showed customers would be able to pick up a Note on July 11th, but new dates from internal T-Mobile documents show the Note as landing on August 8th.
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Ex-CEO of T-Mobile USA Philipp Humm to join Vodafone
Yesterday, T-Mobile USA announced that its CEO Philipp Humm had suddenly resigned from the company. At the time, T-Mobile said Humm was leaving to spend more time with his family, but also mentioned that he would be pursuing a career outside of Deutsche Telekom. Reuters now reports that Humm has joined Vodafone to become the chief executive of northern and central Europe starting from October 1st.
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T-Mobile customers consider Galaxy S III vs Galaxy Note
With the Samsung Galaxy Note coming up relatively quickly for T-Mobile and the Samsung Galaxy S III already in stores across the nation, it should be clear that any Samsung fan has a choice to make between the two. Which one will bring you greater fortune, and which will be the ideal Samsung device for you? This journey begins with a simple question of screen size, of course.
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T-Mobile teams with Dollar General stores for Monthly4G and prepaid services
This week it appears that T-Mobile USA will be heading to the dollar store for some fabulous feature phone sales on a Samsung tip. The device you see below is the Samsung t139, a device that T-Mobile will be offering at more than 6,400 Dollar General stores across the nation starting in July. T-Mobile's prepaid and Monthly4G No Annual Contract services will be offered up on and in addition to this device soon.
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Samsung Galaxy S III hands-on with device-exclusive sharing
This week we’ve gotten the opportunity to take a peek at both the AT&T and the T-Mobile versions of the Samsung Galaxy S III, and in our exploration of said phone, its become apparent that Samsung wants everyone to do one thing: share! Three different sharing abilities will be explored here, each of them exclusive to the Samsung Galaxy S III in part or in whole. The first of these is S-Beam, Samsung’s NFC-laden wireless transfer feature, while the other two rely on Wi-fi signals to make their abilities seem magic.
Windows Phone sales double in 8 months at T-Mobile
This week amongst the many news bits relating to Windows Phone 8, there's one factoid being presented by T-Mobile on the devices that are already out on the market - they're doing great! Though over the entirety of the planet earth, Windows Phone still doesn't make up enough of a percentage of the mobile devices to constitute its own category, T-Mobile in the USA is letting us know that over the past 8 months, the amount of Windows Phone devices they've sold has doubled.
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Samsung Galaxy S III USA carrier prices and dates collected
This month we're getting more and more excited about the eventual USA release of the Samsung Galaxy S III than ever before - so much so that it seems like a perfect time to make a list of each of the places we'll be seeing the device pop up. Let's have a look at how Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and U.S. Cellular are going to be pushing the device this summer, and let's decide on which carrier we're going to go with in the end - or at least here before we actually get to see the devices for ourselves.
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T-Mobile USA selling Galaxy S III from June 21st
Didn’t think T-Mobile were just going to let Verizon have all the fun, did you? Big Magenta has also laid out its pre-order plans for the Samsung Galaxy S III. The phone will be made available for pre-order shortly, with a sign-up page thrown up on T-Mobile's site for now. The handset will officially go on sale on June 21st, and although no pricing details were given in the press release, the cost is said to be $199.99 for the 16GB model.
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Galaxy S III announced for five USA carriers at once
Samsung has announced today that their next hero device, the Samsung Galaxy S III, will be coming to five major mobile carriers here in the United States all at once. In addition to the top four carriers starting at $199 on-contract, the likes of Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T will be joined by U.S. Wireless as well. This is a giant step for the fifth largest carrier in the states, and we expect that their version will also be getting 4G LTE, as Verizon and AT&T’s versions will get 4G LTE while T-Mobile gets HSPA+ 42!
Verizon Galaxy S III LTE revealed via FCC
This weekend we're to understand that no less than the FCC has let loose the big secret on the Samsung Galaxy S III: it's being carried by almost everbody, including Verizon. The T-Mobile and AT&T versions have also been seen in Bluetooth registrations this past week with model numbers SGH-I747M for AT&T and SGH-T999V for T-Mobile.
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Galaxy S III T-Mobile edition leaked
It appears that Samsung may be teaming up with T-Mobile to start off their USA launch of the Galaxy S III, this idea suggested by a leaked set of photos of the device itself. These photos come from The Verge where both the white and blue versions have been shown with slight variations to be seen when compared to the original international edition of the Galaxy S III which we've reviewed in full. What's most interesting about this release is not that the case on the back appears to have T-Mobile's logo in-tact, but that the front of the device appears, for the first time in Samsung's history, to keep the internationally-flavored physical home button.
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