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With the government against the AT&T and T-Mobile merger, it seems as though their first day in court together may be in just two short weeks. The goal of the hearing will be to see if they can figure things out to a solution that is civilized and pleasing to both sides. More »

In response to Sprint’s recent move to block the AT&T and T-Mobile merger, it seems as though AT&T won’t let it go by without expressing their own statement on the lawsuit: More »

With the long announced possibility of a AT&T & T-Mobile merger, it’s understandable that other mobile companies would be upset. But it seems as though Sprint is now one of the first to take a public step to stop it with their own federal lawsuit against the proposed merger. More »

AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are investing $100 million in a joint system that will let users purchase goods with their smartphones. With Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express on board, it’s a matter of time before mobile wallets become mainstream. The venture is called Isis, and this investment should bring in more funding from bank and retailers. More »

Recently leaked news of T-Mobile’s rescindment of its unlimited data plan offerings are underway which has provoked great discussion among the public. If the leaked data is accurate, instead of slowing speeds once a customer surpasses 200 MB of mobile data in a given billing cycle, the carrier will now be charged $0.10 per MB overage. More »

Rumors of T-Mobile receiving some delightful Windows Phone 7 devices that are capable of 3.5G are creeping up the grapevine and to fuel those rumors, a roadmap for the company has been leaked! We can see what T-Mobile has to offer for the next two months. More »

T-Mobile customers, maybe you should check your mailbox…T-Mobile has been sending out promotional gift cards that are worth $25! More »

Starting September 15, RadioShack will be making a switch and stop selling T-Mobile products and services in favor of picking up Verizon as their main mobile offering to their customers. More »

Apple’s first ever mobile device, the iPhone, was so popular that people who didn’t have the exclusive carrier of the phone (AT&T) demanded that the iPhone be brought onto other networks. Thus, that’s how Verizon became the second carrier of the phone. Now, T-Mobile has put up an image of one of its SIM cards and, well, looky here! The description of said card reads “Compatible with iPhones and iPads.” I repeat, “Compatible with iPhones and iPads.” More »

To combat those unknown numbers that call and you’re wondering if you should or shouldn’t pick them up, you end up with a missed call that turns out to be important later. T-Mobile has introduced the Name ID to help its customers out. It basically allows you to see who the random number is, even if you don’t have them saved in your contact list, sort of like normal caller id, but for everyone. More »

The T-Mobile MyTouch 4G is said to have a camera mode that will bring much delight to photographers and now there is a preview to how the camera works. More »

PCMag creates a yearly report of the internet connection speed of different companies. This year, they decided to see which mobile network would come out as the internet champion. More »

Though Apple may have just started selling unlocked iPhones, it’s a little late to the party. Apparently, people were unlocking their phones ever since the iPhone came out. More »


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