It seems HTC is ready to ship the 7 Pro and O2 Germany users are the first to get it. Meanwhile the US T-Mobile has a limited time offer about the G2 - it's free on a two-year contract. You can have the QWERTY-fied HTC 7 Pro from O2 Germany for ˆ29 downpayment and ˆ22.50 per month for two years. This of course does not include your tariff monthly subscription. if ... Read More

The LG Optimus 2X, is one of LG's newest Android phone and the only one in the world to come with a 1GHz dual-core processor. The phone was officially unveiled on the same day the Google Nexus S started selling in the USA, December 16, but it'll only hit U.S. markets starting with March 2011. The carrier said to offer the LG Optimus 2X to its customers is T-Mobile although that ... Read More

T-Mobile UK was certain it would be able to offer Android 2.2 Froyo to its Samsung Galaxy S subscribers but it looks like this particular handset is still part of the 17% of Android smartphones that aren't yet going to Android 2.x. T-Mobile UK intended to roll out the Froyo update already but it failed miserably at doing so, despite having announced its intentions a few days ago. According to the ... Read More

Acer recently launched the Acer Liquid Metal, which is a successor to the Acer Liquid E. Acer Liquid Metal seems a good phone, and it will be hitting UK next month. During a Press Conference in New York earlier this week, an Acer Official said that AT&T and T-Mobile  are considering launching the Acer Liquid Metal. These are two major GSM carriers in the USA, so maybe we will see this ... Read More

As expected, T-Mobile has launched the BlackBerry Bold 9780 for $129.99 on a two-year contract. These are the first guys in the U.S. to actually start selling the refreshed Bold, but we can expect AT&T to launch theirs shortly too. Telus and Bell are already selling the 9780 up here in Canada, but Rogers seems to be having some trouble getting theirs out the door. The BlackBerry 9780 is a moderate upgrade ... Read More

Let’s face it, the Garminfone  didn’t do much to really attract customers in buying one of the navigation-focused smartphones. Thankfully, that hasn’t stopped the Android OS updates from trickling out, and the four people who actually bought the Garminfone will be happy to know that the handset has been updated to Android 2.1 Eclair. T-Mobile didn’t find it worthy of an OTA update, so if you’re looking to update your Garminfone, ... Read More

The T-Mobile myTouch 4G (a.k.a. myTouch HD) and the Motorola DEFY are finally available at the T-Mobile stores across the US or online. And while the DEFY already made it to some stores in Europe, the USA is the first country to get the myTouch 4G. A month ago the two handsets surfaced on the T-Mobile US website but back then there was no word on their market launch and prices. ... Read More

The BlackBerry Bold 9780 has just been properly announced by T-Mobile and it looks like the handset has already been leaked showing a special feature. Unfortunately it's not something technical but rather an unexpected color. The phone will apparently be available in red, at least from some carriers at some point in the near future. T-Mobile will have to device out in stores on November 17th and it will cost $129.99 ... Read More

T-Mobile came out strong today announcing no less than four new Android devices all priced under $100 when bundled with new contracts and all available starting November 3rd, just in time for the holidays. These are the T-Mobile Comet or Huawei Ideos, the LG Optimus T, the Motorola Defy and the Motorola Charm. The T-Mobile Comet is going to cost $9.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and with a 2-year contract. ... Read More

The T-Mobile HTC HD7  popped up at Walmart and is now available for pre-order from the retail giant. The Windows Phone handset is expected to debut on November 8th and will be one of two WP7 handsets to land at Magenta. The HTC HD7 is priced at a lowly $149, which matches the $149 offered by Wirefly and is $50 less than the $199 offered by T-Mobile and Amazon. All ... Read More