We know that T-Mobile is planning to launch their LTE network soon, but it seems that it has gone live in Kansas City, at least partially. Someone with an AT&T Galaxy Note (original) noticed he had 4G LTE in one area on T-Mobile, and a speed test shows it to be true. Since the AT&T Note supports Band 4 LTE, it will work on T-Mobile’s 1700MHz AWS… Read more
The Nexus 4 is one very elusive device to obtain, but not impossible. We’ve mentioned that Best Buy has a good deal for the T-Mobile Nexus 4 with a cost of $199.99 on contract, but it looks like wirefly.com is trying to lure you away by offering the same device for $149.99. As always, this price is available only to those looking to start service or… Read more
It looks like Best Buy has some Nexus 4 units to sell! You can get one with a new two year contract with T-Mobile for $199.99 or an unactivated one for $599.99 right now. Store pickup is not available, so the deal seems to be online only. We don’t know how many Best Buy has in stock, so you might want to hurry up to get one before they’re all gone…. Read more
Some carriers might be facing a serious problem soon. Starting tomorrow, January 26th, it shall be illegal to unlock your phone by any means other than through the carrier that sold it to you. This means that carrier unlocking (which is easy on most Samsung devices using root) will be illegal, the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) made sure of it…. Read more
It’s been only 2 days since T-Mobile refreshed its stock of Nexus 4′s, and now its supplies have been cleaned out. The T-Mobile has yet again listed the Nexus 4 as “out of stock”. They’ll probably have more in stock by mid-February when LG gets its act together, but when that happens, I would think that people would rather go to the Google Play store… Read more
T-Mobile has a fresh batch of Nexus 4′s ready to be shipped to those of you willing to sign a new 2-year contract with them. You can get yourself the highly coveted Nexus 4 for $199.99 after a $50 mail-in-rebate. We’re not sure how long the Nexus 4 will still be available, so if you don’t mind signing another 2-years of your life to T-Mobile, it’s… Read more
It looks like T-Mobile finally got some Nexus 4 units in stock! They are now available to buy straight from their site, though at a significant premium over the price the Play Store offers. You can also buy it on contract for $199.99, if that’s what you want. So no delaying, go buy yours now! Or if you so choose, wait until the Play Store gets them in… Read more
The Nexus 7 3G model is a fully unlocked tablet, supporting any GSM carrier SIM card for data. But when you bought a Nexus 7 3G until today, you would get an included AT&T SIM card for quick activation. Now, this does not mean that it is an AT&T device. There is no hardware branding and it is not locked to that carrier, but they included the SIM so you… Read more
T-Mobile is the last of the major four carriers not to have LTE, but that could change any day now. T-Mobile CTO Neville says that the LTE network will launch in Las Vegas first, with the second market being Kansas City. This is similar to their rollout of HSPA+, where they started in that same order. If they continue to follow that pattern, we could… Read more
We all know about the Exynos exploit, a serious bug in Samsung’s kernels that allowed regular apps to gain root privilege. Samsung has fixed the bug, but updates have been slow to roll out in the US. T-Mobile is getting theirs out now for the Note II, and if you’re running stock firmware, you can download it now. It’s very important that you perform… Read more
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