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T-Mobile to offer Unlimited everything plans on and off contract

By Cory Gunther
on 13 Apr, 2011

Looks like T-Mobile has decided to get in a little closer with the competition. They have now unleashed their new Unlimited Everything plans, sadly they aren't truly unlimited but more on that below. They are offering two unlimited packages, one being on contract, and the other is contract free.

Motorola i1 releasing June 20th

By David Junior
on 10 Jun, 2010

Boost Mobile has officially announced the Motorola i1. This Android powered handset will be available on June 2oth. Boost Mobile is a contract less prepaid wireless company, this will be the first Android handset on such a company.

Qik, Premium Features Outlined for the EVO

By David Junior
on 4 Jun, 2010

Not too long ago we found out Qik would be charging for “premium features”. This was an additional fee of $4.99 a month. Couple this fee with the 4G and hotspot fee and the EVO was becoming quite an expensive device to own. The good thing is this fee wasn’t mandatory, it just unlocked access to those unnamed premium features.

Thumbplay Music Available now

By David Junior
on 3 May, 2010

Thumbplay music is a popular service already available for BlackBerry users, now it looks to expand by added support for Android. It’s a cloud-based subscription music service that plays unlimited on-demand listening to over 8 million tracks from some of the top artist in music.

Vonage for AT&T and T-Mobile

By David Junior
on 9 Apr, 2010

Seemingly out of nowhere Vonage has just entered the Android game. Usually when a company as big as Vonage has plans of introducing a new app there is some sort of press release or even beta testing before hand. Not Vonage, today they released and Android app that is only available for T-Mobile and AT&T Android based handsets.

Is Orange Fr. The European Version Of AT&T?

By David Junior
on 7 Apr, 2010

We're all aware of AT&T's recent Android releases with certain Google apps removed or replaced. These are the most restricted Android devices on the market today. Orange may be following suit with their upcoming Android devices. Google Maps, Youtube, Gmail, Gtalk and possibly Search too will all be removed in their devices.

Orange launches its all-white Sony Ericsson X10

By David Junior
on 2 Apr, 2010

It does exist!! The all white version of the X10 has been listed on Orange’s order page. This is my personal favorite off all the X10’s including the Mini’s. If this would’ve come out sooner, I would’ve been the first in line to get it.

Slacker Radio 2.0 Allows Station Caching for Listening Without a Connection

By David Junior
on 23 Feb, 2010

Slacker, Inc. has finally unveiled their v2.0 of their software for Android handsets the big update in this new version is that Slacker Radio Plus. This edition allows users to cache their favorite radio stations and listen to them offline. That means you can have your music with you whether you have a data connection or not. This is great for users that has Android devices with no data plans. You can hop on WIFI, cache all your music and still have it with you while you are on the go.

Verizon Announces Skype Deal

By David Junior
on 17 Feb, 2010

Verizon has long been a very closed and tight gripped company. When they announced that they were entering the Android game, we all thought they were going to lock down their devices which they did not do. Now they are going even further with being more open with their network with this announcement.

T-Mobile UK Will Soon Have The Motorola Milestone

By David Junior
on 30 Jan, 2010

The GSM version of thee highly successful Motorola Droid will soon make its way to T-Mobile UK. This Android 2.0 packs in a fast processor along with an awesome GPU. This is one of the best Android handsets available and it has a full hardware keyboard.