T-Mobile Now Offering New Contract-Free Pricing Plans

By Michael Wall | 3/25/2013

T-Mobile unveiled its new contract-free pricing plans. The plans offer unlimited talk and text, and now are available to T-Mobile consumers as part of the telecom's "Uncarrier" initiative.

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Sony Xperia XL Will Soon Be Available through Direct Sales

By Ed Hardy | 3/25/2013

Apparently no U.S. carrier is going t pick up the Sony Xperia XL, but those in those country who are interested in this high-end phone will soon be able to buy it unlocked, straight from Sony.

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J.D. Power Says You'll Be Happier with a 4G Phone, But It Will Cost You

By Hannah Becker | 2/21/2013

As mobile phone technology rapidly increases, it can be difficult for consumers to determine whether or not and when they should upgrade their smartphones to the newest models and network capabilities. A new report from J.D. Power and Associates may make that decision a little easier.

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T-Mobile Reveals Prices, Release Date for Nokia Lumia 810, HTC 8X Windows Phones

By Ed Hardy | 10/29/2012

With today's official launch of Windows Phone 8, T-Mobile is taking the opportunity to announce its plans for smartphones running this operating system. It will have a pair of them on the market in a little more than two weeks.

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AT&T Getting Sony Xperia T Cutting-Edge Android Smartphone

By Ed Hardy | 9/4/2012

A retailer in the U.K. has let slip that the recently-announced Sony Xperia T is on the way to the U.S. courtesy of AT&T.

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T-Mobile Launches the Contract-Free Concord

By Valerie Sarnataro | 8/23/2012

T-Mobile has launched a new handset for its 4G network that is aimed to entice first-time smartphone owners looking for a non-annual contract plan, as the Android-powered Concord will be available on a variety of contracts through the carrier and various retail partners.

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Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q Expected to be Released August 15

By Michael Wall | 8/13/2012

The Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Q is expected to be released August 15. This will apparently be one of the few new smartphones to offer a physical QWERTY keyboard.

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Smartphone and Tablet Users Are Still Frustrated with Slow Mobile Download Speeds

By Michael Wall | 8/11/2012

Keynote Competitive Research shared results of its nationwide mobile user survey, revealing important insights depicting consumer mobile web experiences.

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Samsung Galaxy Note Pen-Based Tabletphone Now Available from T-Mobile

By Ed Hardy | 8/8/2012

T-Mobile has become the second U.S. carrier to offer the Samsung Galaxy Note, an Android devie large enough that it skirts the line between being a smartphone and tablet.

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Samsung Galaxy Note Officially Headed for T-Mobile

By Ed Hardy | 7/17/2012

T-Mobile appears to have become tired of all the rumors and has made it official: the Samsung Galaxy Note will soon be part of its product lineup. This super-size smartphone has a 5.3-inch display, Android 4.0, and 4G.

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Save Money on T-Mobile's Samsung Galaxy S III

By Valerie Sarnataro | 7/12/2012

T-Mobile customers yearning for the Samsung Galaxy S III, but who are not willing to pay the carrier's inflated price, now have another option, as the authorized online retailer Wirefly has begun selling the device for less.

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HTC Planning Release of Three Windows Phone 8 Devices

By Grant Hatchimonji | 6/22/2012

In the wake of Microsoft's official look at Windows Phone 8, device manufacturers are already making plans for the mobile operating system, with the latest news coming from an inside source about HTC.

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