09 Jul 10 GarminFone Gets a Price Cut
T-Mobile has finally applied the anticipated price cut for the GarminFone, slashing its price from $199 to only $129. This is only applied for purchases with a 2 year contract for these said to be slow moving units which reportedly only sold 20,000.
Tags: GarminFone, T-Mobile
05 Jul 10 Google Nexus One Owners Get Android 2.2 Update
The official Android 2.2 update for the Google Nexus One has been finally released. It can be downloaded directly or OTA and takes less than a minute to apply.
The update however is only applicable to AT&T and T-Mobile handsets, meaning not all Nexus One owners have received their updates automatically.
Tags: android 2.2 update, AT&t, Google Nexus One, T-Mobile
01 Jul 10 LG Sentio Launched via T-Mobile
LG and T-Mobile have launched a new handset called the Sentio. The LG Sentio features a 3″ touch screen, GPS, 3MP camera and 3G. It also comes with a social media client to allow owners to log on and access popular social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.
The LG Sentio is being offered for $69.99 with a 2 year contract. There is also a month-by-month financing with Even More Plus plans at $9/month.
24 Jun 10 New Samsung Galaxy S Also Known as “Vibrant”
It looks like the carriers are coming up with various names to add to the Samsung Galaxy S to differ them from one another. AT&T calls the Samsung Galaxy S as “Captivate” and now T-Mobile comes up with its own moniker “Vibrant“.
All in the same, these are the same handsets but with different carriers. Though unconfirmed, the bottom line is that the phone’s behind the name are one and true, features included!
Tags: AT&t, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy S, T-Mobile
27 May 10 Google Nexus One Retails for $300 from iWireless
The Google Nexus One has officially undergone a face-lift of sorts as far as distribution is concerned and curiously, you may be wondering how much it costs at retail stores. Well, based on feedback, it seems that the Google Nexus One is now being offered at around $300 at stores.
This is the price feedback from iWireless, an affiliate store of T-Mobile. I Wireless is the first of many retailers to offer the Nexus One in a reversal for Google.
Tags: Google Nexus One, iWireless, retail stores, T-Mobile
05 Apr 10 Nexus One Accessories Pop Up at T-Mobile Store
It looks like that T-Mobile is stocking up Google Nexus One phones soon with reports that they are stocking accessories led by protective cases over at their end. This is an obvious sign that T-Mobile is preparing something and all leads are pointing to an expected release of the much criticized Google phone.
As far as re-branding is concerned, it is still too close to call. It can happen but it has been the practice of most mobile carriers to stock related accessories for soon-to-be released handsets so don’t conclude just yet!
Tags: Accessories, Google Nexus One, Nexus One, protective casings, T-Mobile
31 Jan 10 New Internet Connection Issues with the Google Nexus One
Apparently the 3G connection issue is not the only problem that the Google Nexus One has had to face. Now it seems that there is something wrong with the Internet connection with T-Mobile. While nothing definitive was bared, the only thing that we did get is that you have to restart your Google phone.
So if you are getting this message: “To connect to the device you are using, you’ll need a webConnect data plan“, just restart it and you should be good to go. The question is, whose fault is it, Google or T-Mobile?
Tags: Google Nexus One, Internet connection, restart your Google Nexus One, T-Mobile
16 Jan 10 Google Nexus One Cheaper by $100
The Google Nexus One has barely been out for a month and this early, a $100 rebate has been announced. Apparently, a lot of people have found its price to steep. Add to that the fact that the Google Nexus One is not exactly the “perfect” phone, T-Mobile may be playing it safe.
Only T-Mobile customers who are either regular or individual customers and who have been with T-Mobile for at least 22 months will quality for the $299.
Tags: Google Nexus One, pricing, slash, T-Mobile
14 Jan 10 Google Nexus One Now in the Clear
It seems that the 3G issue surrounding the Google Nexus One has been finally resolved. And while it did leave a bad mark on the inaugural of the Google Nexus One, it seems that T-Mobile was in the midst of upgrading its 3G network which explains the connection issues.
Talk about bad timing, at least everything has stabilized by now. Should there be other issues regarding this Google Phone, you can bet it will no longer be about the 3G issue.
Tags: 3G issue, Google Nexus One, network, T-Mobile
12 Jan 10 Get the Full Unlocked Unsubsidized Google Phone Instead!
It always pays to pay the whole price in the end. This is the case for the Google Nexus One which seems to be encountering a lot of problems lately. And while many mobile phone addicts have opted to get the $179 plan with T-Mobile, getting out of the contract seems to be more costly than shelling out the original $529.
If you add the equipment recovery fee to the subsidized price ($350+$179) you will notice that you practically get the amount for a full unsubsidized version. But since you are tied up with the carrier, you have to settle the termination fees as well. In the end, you may be paying more than saving! This is one of those times when it pays NOT to be a cheapskate!
Tags: cancellation, Google Nexus One, T-Mobile, Termination fees
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