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Comments on: T-Mobile to carry Android phone by year's end

Company executive promises an Android-enabled device in the fourth quarter of this year.

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by Csipa1 April 25, 2008 5:55 AM PDT
What T-Mobile should offer FIRST is some phones that are up to par, and not phones that have ancient features. 1.3 and 2.0 MP cameras in phones are a joke. Most my European friends have phones with 5 MP cameras, and features we haven't even heard of here in the States. It is a fact that out of all the US carriers T-Mobile has the crapiest phones, they are the Wal-Mart of cellphones. Shame on them...
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by erik.martino April 25, 2008 8:41 AM PDT
If their phones is not what you want. Go buy it somewhere else, it is a free world. You could mail order it from Europe.
by joshdeboer April 25, 2008 7:30 AM PDT
MP don't matter when you have poor optics!
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by ciscowonder80 April 25, 2008 6:54 PM PDT
I've been a T-Mo customer for about six years now, mainly because of the plan options. However, my t-mobile dash is the last phone I get through them, unless they roll out 3G. That means I won't be getting any android phone if they expect me to use it on this slow edge network. I am just waiting for AT&T to release something I want, then I'm jumping ship.
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by sonatarctica April 26, 2008 12:32 PM PDT
I've been with TM a few years, and I haven't ever used one of their phones. Don't forget the SIM fits into any world phone. That's the best part of TM-the least restrictions on phones of any other company. I LOOOOVE my K800. Let's keep our minds open to this Android thing.
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by JonTitor April 27, 2008 3:14 PM PDT
2Megapixel camera phones aren't a joke, the quality is. I can shoot better pics in 1Megapixel on my K790a than all the phones they offer. example: http://img363.imageshack.us/img363/6772/dsc00337ef0.jpg
In any case Europeans in general get much better phones for the price but they also have really high bills. In the US T-mobile's prices usually are even lower than the other big 3
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by U. Tripps June 1, 2008 10:06 AM PDT
T-Mobile has pretty low monthly plan options, so it makes sense they'd also offer some bargain phones. Unless you think people who don't want to spend a lot of money don't deserve cell phones...
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by kentrik August 18, 2008 12:34 PM PDT
T-Mobile has rolled out their UMTS network in NY, and as of a couple days ago, Las Vegas as well. They anticipate having the 3g hsdpa running in 20 major market cities by the end of the year, so with a tentative release date of 11/10/08, I'm pretty excited for it. Being on one of the fastest 3G networks available anywhere should help free up all sorts of network speed, and finally give them reasons to have cameras that don't take 20 minutes to send a picture.
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by Blackberryking October 29, 2008 4:20 AM PDT
For T-Mobile?s G1, there will be a bundle of tmobile g1 accessories online to select from; everything from Backup Batteries to Car Accessories, G1 Cases, Chargers, Cables, Headphones, Cradles, Bluetooth Accessories, and more. The list goes on and on, but basically the primary purposes of any g1 accessories are to add functionality, such as where you can use it and what you can use it with, make some features easier to use, and extend the use of the G1 Android phone at Fommy.com.
http://www.fommy.com/t-mobile-g1.htm
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by Fommy_Usa October 29, 2008 4:34 AM PDT
For T-Mobile?s G1, there will be a bundle of <a href="http://www.fommy.com/t-mobile-g1.htm">http://www.fommy.com/t-mobile-g1.htm</a>online to select from; everything from Backup Batteries to Car Accessories, G1 Cases, Chargers, Cables, Headphones, Cradles, Bluetooth Accessories, and more. The list goes on and on, but basically the primary purposes of any g1 accessories are to add functionality, such as where you can use it and what you can use it with, make some features easier to use, and extend the use of the G1 Android phone at Fommy.com.





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by Fommy_Usa October 29, 2008 4:36 AM PDT
For T-Mobile?s G1, there will be a bundle of tmobile g1 accessories online to select from; everything from Backup Batteries to Car Accessories, G1 Cases, Chargers, Cables, Headphones, Cradles, Bluetooth Accessories, and more. The list goes on and on, but basically the primary purposes of any g1 accessories are to add functionality, such as where you can use it and what you can use it with, make some features easier to use, and extend the use of the G1 Android phone at Fommy.com.
<a href=http://www.fommy.com/t-mobile-g1.htm>http://www.fommy.com/t-mobile-g1.htm</a>
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by lucasrodrigues December 2, 2008 8:47 PM PST
It's here, it's pretty good and there are plenty of accessories for the T-Mobile G1, which now has the 16GB capacity:

http://coolors.com/t-mobile-g1-memory-sandisk-microsdhc-sd-card/

http://coolors.com/wp-content/themes/ProSense-Blue/images/logo.png
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