T-Mobile USA has outed a pair of 4G Android tablets, the 7-inch T-Mobile SpringBoard With Google and the HSPA+ enabled version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. While the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is familiar, the SpringBoard is less so; a rebadged Huawei MediaPad, it has a 7-inch HD display, Qualcomm 1.2GHz dual-core processor and a 5-megapixel main camera with 720p HD video recording.
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T-Mobile Announces Galaxy S II and HTC Amaze 4G launch event
Take a look at the slightly modified invite here then head below to check out the full monster – it’s a supremely awesome music-infused launch event for two of T-Mobile’s most powerful devices ever! There’s the Samsung Galaxy S II as we’ve seen in NYC only under glass previously and the HTC Amaze 4G, both of them dual-core and ready to bust up the competition! Will the Black Keys playing the guitar and the several superstar guest hosts make for the greatest launch event for two devices in the history of the world? We shall see!
T-Mobile outs $30 4G plan for Walmart shoppers on a budget
T-Mobile USA has announced a new data 4G plan, to be exclusively offered at Walmart at just $30 for 5GB of HSPA+ data with no annual agreement. The plan - which will revert to 2G speeds after the 5GB allowance is up - also includes unlimited text messages and 100 voice minutes. Walmart will be offering it with its six-strong range of T-Mobile devices, including a new pre-pay phone.
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Huawei 4G tablet leaked for T-Mobile
Some images have surfaced of what looks to be Huawei's 7-inch MediaPad tablet. According to TmoNews, this tablet is destined for T-Mobile as a 4G slate and could get its major unveiling during CTIA next month. The tablet was first announced back in June and although originally thought to launch in August, it's been pushed back to October in Malaysia first and then worldwide before year-end.
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T-Mobile supports Samsung in Apple patent battle
T-Mobile has filed with the federal courts to oppose Apple's request for a preliminary US injunction on Samsung's Galaxy products. The move is similar to what Verizon did last week, when it, too, sided with Samsung and filed with the courts to oppose the injunction request, citing possible negative effects to its 4G LTE network deployment.
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T-Mobile confirms Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
T-Mobile confirmed via a tweet today that it will indeed be carrying the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet. Earlier this month, we were clued that the tablet would be heading to the carrier when a 10-inch Samsung tablet showed up at the FCC sporting T-Mobile's AWS bands. Now that's confirmed, but we'll have to wait for the details, which the carrier has promised to reveal in the coming weeks.
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T-Mobile announces the HTC Radar 4G
T-Mobile officially announced the upcoming availability of the HTC Radar 4G as its very first Windows Phone 7.5 Mango handset to support its HSPA+ network. This announcement coincides with Microsoft's roll-out of the major Mango update for Windows Phone 7, which just went live this morning.
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T-Mobile confirms no iPhone in 2011
During the Mobilize conference today, T-Mobile announced the details for two upcoming Android smartphones, the HTC Amaze 4G and the Samsung Galaxy S II, but the carrier also shot down rumors that it would be getting the iPhone 5 this year. T-Mobile's Chief Marketing Officer, Cole Brodman, told AllThingsD that the carrier would "love to have" the iPhone, but that it is not getting the device this year and is instead focused on the two just announced Android phones.
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T-Mobile HTC Amaze 4G officially announced, coming next month
Today at GigaOm Mobilize 2011, T-Mobile has officially announced the HTC Amaze 4G, which has long been rumored as the HTC Ruby. The device, now sporting the new name with the 4G label is officially confirmed to support T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network of up to 42Mbps connectivity. It’s being touted as having the most advanced camera experience and the latest addition to T-Mobile’s family of advanced camera smartphones.
T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II gets official price and date
At the GigaOM Mobilize 2011 event today, T-Mobile unveiled two new smartphones during its keynote, one being the HTC Amaze 4G and the other being the long anticipated Samsung Galaxy S II. Although the device was first announced back in August, many details on T-Mobile’s version of the popular Samsung handset remained a mystery. Hence, the carrier took this opportunity today to reveal and confirm some additional details.
Verizon backs AT&T in T-Mobile merger
Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam has spoken out in favor of the AT&T/T-Mobile merger, describing the deal as “kind of like gravity” and arguing that, if it blocks it, the US government will need to be more active in its spectrum plans. Speaking at an investor conference this week, McAdam claimed “that match had to occur” MarketWatch reports, and warned that the involved parties “need to be very thoughtful on what the impacts would be to the overall industry if this is a way to regulate the industry without actually passing regulation.”
Isis vows to rival Google Wallet with more choices and Android support
Isis will likely be the largest rival to the newly launched Google Wallet mobile payment platform when it arrives in early 2012. The platform is a multi-million dollar joint-venture between carrier heavyweights Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. Despite not being first to launch as it had hoped, the project aims to differentiate by offering more choices.
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