Today marks the day that Android fans on T-Mobile have been waiting for. The carrier has officially launched its second, and highest-end Android-powered smartphone called the myTouch 3G. The handset can be purchased now.
T-Mobile isn’t merely tossing the handset onto store shelves and running a few adds. To celebrate the highly customizable nature of the phone T-Mobil is having 100 skydivers jump over San Francisco dressed as different personalities.
The skydivers will perform synchronized formations over the city says T-Mobile. Along with the handset a plethora of accessories are also available including the fitness pack with a fitness belt and armband as well as other cases. The myTouch 3G is available for $199.99 with a new 2-year contract.
[via T-Mobile]
So I told her to use WiFi while she's in the house, SMH!
So I told her to use WiFi while she's in the house, SMH!
LMAO! - My mother would air me out, if I was to suggest she try one of those phone..
But I love those commercials ;-))
* Yeah XDVIPER.. Pick it up, IT'S VERY LIGHT!
i *know* my next phone is gonna be an android phone - "which one" is the only question
i'm watching this whole android thing develop from the sidelines - i've seen G-1s here and there, but my experience with themis very limited
so.. i wanted to see how the touchscreen would work out
my impression: bleh!
i *really* don't like it
i had a really hard time - was a LOT harder than it had to be
now i'm kinda depressed
NONE of the new phones that are coming out have a physical keyboard
heck, even the G-1's keyboard kinda sucked - the keys don't protrude enough and they're hard to press
geez
so yeah.. kinda bummed
i find the hardware keyboard extremely easy to type i can type without even looking at the keyboard. its the same keyboard as the SK keyboard and the SK keyboard is one of the best
now i cant say the same about the VK cuz it sucks. i only use it when i have the phone in my holster and dont wanna clip it and unclip it.
no - i don't have a g1 - i just played with it in the store today
i have a treo and the buttons protrude a lot more - they're alot rounder ("bumpy") - i guess that's what i'm used to
for the record, i think the lancaster is the best looking android phone on the horizon
i like the hero's UI the best - but i think it physically looks the worst!
problem w/ the lancaster... too small
and, it seems like its being aimed at the teenie-bopper market - specifically FEMALE teeny-boppers, by how tiny its going to be (think: tiny girl fingers)
my perfect android phone - lancaster's DADDY
lol
i think the small keys on the pre is a BIG reason i didn't go for the pre (i'm with sprint already and i *definitely* felt a tinge of temptation when the pre came out - but i sat down... let it pass - i feel better now)
the g1's keys are definitely bigger - but flatter/smoother
i'm sure i could get used to the g1's keys easier than i could get used to a touch screen
for sure
I might have given up my physical keyboard to upgrade to the Hero, but I'm not a bit interested in the Magic.
I might have given up my physical keyboard to upgrade to the Hero, but I'm not a bit interested in the Magic.
i think the small keys on the pre is a BIG reason i didn't go for the pre (i'm with sprint already and i *definitely* felt a tinge of temptation when the pre came out - but i sat down... let it pass - i feel better now)
the g1's keys are definitely bigger - but flatter/smoother
i'm sure i could get used to the g1's keys easier than i could get used to a touch screen
for sure