While T-Mobile pretended to like AT&T just so they’d buy them and solve a fair chunk of their money problems, now that the gov’t has spoken and broken up their little love party, T-Mobile is back at the anti-AT&T game. And what better way to get people to jump ship to your service than tug at their wallet strings. AT&T had an asinine policy regarding cellphone unlocking. The whole purpose of a SIM card is to allow the end user to swap SIM cards...
For 1,900 T-Mobile call center workers, the weekend is going to be a lot more depressing and…jobless. Reuters has confirmed that rumors from earlier in the day foretelling of a T-Mobile layoff were true. While 1,900 is only ~5% of T-Mobile’s full workforce, it’s a depressing situation for those involved no matter how you look at it. But it’s not all fire and brimstone. T-Mobile is reportedly offering the 1,900 now jobless employees a chance to...
Looking to dip your toes into this whole smartphone thing without getting overwhelmed by the sea of glass, features and hardware options? HTC’s upcoming Golf (internal codename) might just be what your after. This seemingly unassuming device features a decent outward design along with a “sub-gigahertz processor”, 512 MB of RAM, 4 GB of internal storage + microSD card support for additional storage and a 3.5″ display. Though the best feature in our...
T-Mobile has long been a distant fourth place competitor in the U.S. cellar market. While their pricing and various contracts have often trounced the competition (rather easily I’d add), the spotty coverage and generally less speedy (until recently) network has caused more and more people to look at AT&T, Sprint and Verizon for their data-loving tasks. Complicating T-Mobile’s stigma of an “underdog” was illustrated by their resistance to pursue...
When HTC unveiled the “One” series of smartphones earlier this week at MWC, everyone was stoked about the devices’ quad-core processor. However, there was one big issue — LTE and quad-core chipsets still aren’t the greatest of friends, and as such, won’t come together quite yet. With that said, the “One” variants almost certainly coming to AT&T, Sprint and Verizon will “only” be getting the dual-core S4...
