Sorry for the error — it is T-Mobile who is offering Valentines Day sales consisting of free phones. NOT Verizon. If you’re looking for either a new cellular provider or are already a T-Mobile customer in need of a new phone, this Valentines Day is going to be very rewarding. On two days — February 11th and February 12th — this month and this month alone, T-Mobile will make all smartphones available for free when a new 2-year contract is signed. ...

For better or worse, “exclusive” business deals with between wireless carriers and 3rd party businesses are a fact of life. In some cases, they work out pretty well. In others, not so much. Much like the Verizon-Bing deal, T-Mobile has a newfound friend itself, in Google. Parent company Deutsche Telekom has gone ahead with releasing the stipulations of the new deal, save for any details involving monetary exchange. Specifically, all T-Mobile Europe phones...

Remember that T-Mo Father’s Day blowout sale we touched on a few days back? Well T-Mobile has gone viral with it. Here’s how it goes: Free phones all around IF you start up a new family plan or add a second line to your existing single line plan. Also, you will have to take a 2-year contract — no Even More Plus contract free shenanigans for you. Furthermore, some of the phones may require a MIR to actually get knocked down to that “Free”...

Rumors of an HTC buyout of Palm created a flurry of speculation earlier this week. I myself was even pretty intrigued and on board if HTC decided to take that path. Think of how awesome an HTC/webOS combo could have been — that magical hardware + software synergy. Unfortunately, the powers that be decided that it just wasn’t in the companies’ best interests and as such, have walked away from the bargaining table. Palm’s loss. HTC? We’ll...

In the market for a webOS device? What about kicking it up a notch to a more “mature” version of webOS in the form of a Palm Pre+ or Pixi+ ? If you had any reservations because of the price, drop it. Verizon is either feeling the webOS love or they have warehouse upon warehouse chock full of these things. Either way they’re dead set on moving as many webOS devices as possible. Don’t believe me? Well then, ask yourself if they are in fact...