As long as T-Mobile decides to stick around a bit longer, the upcoming (leaked) BlackBerry Curve 9360 will be a great choice for BlackBerry enthusiasts who don’t need all the bells, whistles and pure horsepower the more potent Bold 9900 will offer. As far as specs go, it’s pretty mid-range fodder: 2.4? 480×360 HVGA Touchscreen, 800MHz processor, 512 MB RAM + 512 MB of internal storage, 5-megapixel camera w/ flash and BB OS 7. Pricing is still MIA (we’d...
The LTE iPhone 5 speculators have just received a fresh shot of life thanks to a newly leaked image showing an alleged AT&T LTE station installed in a “major” Apple Store. Even more intriguing is the fact that one of the pieces of LTE equipment above supports the 700 MHz and AWS bands — bands which AT&T will only be able to fully use for LTE after the T-Mobile merger goes through. It seems rather brash for AT&T to be throwing this much...
Almost as fast as a few damning pages of secretive AT&T/T-Mobile merger documents were uploaded to the FCC’s website they were removed. Thankfully Gizmodo snagged said documents and re-published them to show the sham AT&T is trying to pull. We’ve already gone over the basic gist of what AT&T is reporting to public officials (and the public) and how it’s different from what their own internal documents state. For now we’ll let you...
Thinking of pulling a fast one on T-Mobile USA by subscribing to the cheaper 200 MB data plan and accepting the throttled speeds afterwards? While that is a great way to save a few bucks, the unfortunate problem is that a boatload of other people had the same idea. As such, T-Mobile USA claims to have had their “expectations exceeded” in demand for the cheaper tier and in turn will remove the sorta-kinda unlimited setup and returning to a traditional capped...
The Samsung Hercules has been rumored to pack quite a bunch for T-Mo users, mostly because it features support for the carrier’s ultra-fast 42 Mbps HSPA+ network. While that’s good and all, some actual physical evidence this phone exists would be better. Well..oh wait. From the looks of things (blatant branding on handset back) the Hercules will be a Galaxy S II branded device. We can likely expect to see a dual-core processor upwards of 1 GHz and plenty of...
