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Google Phone Support Problems: Surprised?
1/11/10 at 10:07 PM by Bernie Arnason
The Google Nexus One honeymoon is starting to crack. Google received heaps of coverage over the launch of their so called ‘superphone.’ But problems are starting to mount for the Nexus One. ...
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T-Mobile Discontinues @Home Phone Service
1/7/10 at 1:42 PM by Bernie Arnason
Apparently T-Mobile is no longer offering their $10/month home phone service. The @Home product was a ‘Vonage like’ VoIP service that gave customers home phone service via their broadband connection.
T-Mobile provided a Linksys adapter that connected to a customer’s broadband network and any home phone. ...
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Google Debuts Nexus One Phone
1/6/10 at 9:58 AM by Andrew Burger
Going direct to the consumer, Google announced that it will be selling its much touted and anticipated Nexus One "superphone" via a Google hosted Web store. Built on Google's Android 2.1 mobile OS, Nexus One's features include a touchscreen ...
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Smart Phone Wars Heat Up
5/28/09 at 9:59 PM by Telecompetitor  What a week for the smartphone. It began with the continuing hype over the pending launch of the Palm Pre by Sprint. Shortly thereafter, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said that most wireless networks (read AT&T’s network) are ill prepared to handle the data traffic generated by smartphones. That is except for AT&T thanks to ongoing 3G network upgrades. Google followed that revelation with ...
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T-Mobile Looking to Launch Google Home Phone
4/7/09 at 1:04 AM by Telecompetitor  Wireless carrier T-Mobile is looking to continue their assault on home phone service with the launch of a Google Android powered home phone. Android is the open source operating system launched by Google and its partners for mobile phones. T-Mobile launched the Android powered G1 mobile phone in 2008. They are looking to expand into the home with an Android ...
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T-Mobile Takes $50 Unlimited Plan Nationwide
3/2/09 at 8:01 PM by Telecompetitor
T-Mobile USA Inc. is offering a $50-per-month unlimited voice plan to its veteran customers nationwide. In combination with the recent price cut on its unlimited data and unlimited text monthly add-on price to $35 per month, according to a customer service representative, T-Mobile USA has an industry-low $85 per month unlimited voice, text and data offering. Read More ...
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T-Mobile Fuels Price War With Unlimited $50/Month Plan
2/19/09 at 4:38 PM by Telecompetitor  T-Mobile is going to trial a $50/month unlimited wireless plan in its San Francisco market. In addition, new subscribers will be offered a $135 rebate for signing up. It’s largely anticipated that the trial will go nationwide in a matter of weeks. Sprint’s Boost unit, a prepaid service based on the Nextel iDEN platform introduced a $50/month unlimited plan just ...
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Boost Goes All In for $50
1/15/09 at 8:39 PM by Telecompetitor  Boost raised the ante on the prepaid (and postpaid for that matter) wireless competitive battle by introducing an unlimited talk, PTT, mobile web, and SMS plan for $50/month. Boost takes direct aim at prepaid competitors including Cricket and MetroPCS, mentioning them prominently in their press release announcing the new plan. But realistically, this plan could impact postpaid ...
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T-Mobile Introduces web2go and Simplified Data Pricing
11/21/08 at 12:18 AM by Telecompetitor
BELLEVUE, Wash. — Nov. 20, 2008— Today, T-Mobile USA, Inc., is introducing web2goSM, an intuitive and improved Web browsing experience designed to work across T-Mobile’s portfolio of phones. Web2go makes it easier to view and navigate the Web from basic voice phones and smartphones alike, providing customers with better Web browsing, improved search with Yahoo! oneSearch™, a customizable home page ...
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Discounted Google Phone Headed to WalMart?
10/27/08 at 9:34 PM by Telecompetitor  Looks like WalMart can’t get enough of telecom. The latest word/rumor is the G1, Google’s mobile phone, which is currently exclusive to T-Mobile’s network, will be sold at WalMart stores across the country. Rumor has it that WalMart will sell the device at a discount over comparable pricing at T-Mobile stores. All of this rumor is courtesy of Engadget Mobile, ...
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