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Verizon's network seeing issues today [updated]

Phil Nickinson News Wednesday, 03 March 2010

Getting word this morning that those of you with Motorola Droids, the Droid Eris and just about any other device that connects to Verizon are having issues with data connections. Some seem to have it back, while others are still in the dark. Stay tuned while we have some coffee and croissants get to the bottom of this.

Verizon Changing Rate Plans, 3G Smartphones Require Data Plan

Casey Chan News Friday, 15 January 2010

 

It looks like Verizon, notorious for their expensive rate plans, will soon overhaul their rate plans. Some changes will only take place in name only but others such as unlimited plans will actually see a significant price drop. Overall, it seems easier to understand (a good thing) but we're not sure if non-unlimited, smartphone users will actually be affected. The details, as we see them:

Nexus One T-Mobile 3G issues, Moto Droid battery covers, Nexus One improvements, Sense UI on Droid

Jeremy Sikora News Monday, 11 January 2010

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AdMob Stats Shows That Android Is Growing & DROID Is Wildly Popular

Casey Chan News Tuesday, 24 November 2009

 

AdMob just released some statistics detailing the mobile web space detailing usage, device market share, and other data that shines a rather flattering light on the Android platform. Considering it's been only a year since the T-Mobile G1 first launched and considering again that most of that year was spent with only one device, it's rather impressive how quickly Android has shot up the statistics. According to AdMob, 20% of US mobile web traffic comes from...

Will Google Bring Chrome OS to Smartphones ?

Casey Chan News Tuesday, 21 July 2009

 

Gizmodo is speculating that Google will eventually bring their new desktop OS, Chrome OS, to their current OS, Android's, space--smartphones. We can't argue with them either, Android and Chrome OS seem to be on a collision course that we'll definitely be hearing about more in the future.

T-Mobile Loyalty Unlimited Says Goodbye

Casey Chan News Tuesday, 23 June 2009

 

Hopefully you T-Mobile loyalists took advantage of that great T-Mobile Loyalty Unlimited plans that offered T-Mobile customers of 22+ months great deals like $50 for an unlimited voice plan. Because if you didn't, well, the sweet, sweet deal is going to be de-activated by the end of this month. We say hurry and hop on while you can because $50 for unlimited...

T-Mobile Voices Concern About LTE and 4G

Casey Chan News Thursday, 21 May 2009

T-Mobile (Europe, not US) recently discussed its concern with everybody's favorite 4G technology: LTE. In Europe, it seems like T-Mobile has been falling behind in their LTE plans and here in the states AT&T and Verizon have both announced their LTE aspirations while T-Mobile is still focusing on their 3G rollout. So what gives? Is T-Mobile ignoring 4G and LTE altogether?

No. T-Mobile has some serious concerns regarding 4G and specifically LTE. Their first concern is that LTE does not natively support voice. Yeah, voice. As...

T-Mobile New Rate Plans Go Live

Casey Chan News Thursday, 16 April 2009

 

We had already filled you in with the details of the new T-Mobile rate plans and though they're definitely a nice little improvement, it's certainly no game changer. Overall, T-Mobile has added unlimited mobile-to-mobile to every plan $49.99 and up and also introduced a new $89.99 myFaves family plan with 1800 minutes.

Yeah, it's not going to change the telco...

T-Mobile Releases T-Mobile G1 Numbers and Statistics

Casey Chan News Friday, 03 April 2009

 

T-Mobile has just released some pretty interesting statistics regarding their flagship (and only) Android device, the T-Mobile G1. According to their numbers, among T-Mobile customers who've purchased a G1 "roughly half have traded up from a basic handset". Here are the rest of the numbers:

Approximately 80% of T-Mobile G1 users browse the web on a daily basisThe majority of T-Mobile G1 owners use Facebook and Youtube at least once a...

T-Mobile Loyalty Unlimited Plan Goes National

Casey Chan News Thursday, 12 March 2009

T-Mobile To Offer $50 Unlimited Plan

Casey Chan News Thursday, 12 March 2009

T-Mobile is reportedly planning to offer a number of new plan and pricing options to their customers. According to a leaked screenshot, you'll have some great deals from the carrier. We're talking $50/month for unlimited anytime minutes with long distance, voicemail, three-way calling, and caller ID. Those customers who add a line and port a number to T-Mobile are in line for a $135 credit as well.

T-Mobile Updates Data Plan, Now In Line With G1

Casey Chan News Thursday, 12 March 2009

T-Mobile G1 Shutting Off Data For Those Who Pre-Ordered

Casey Chan News Thursday, 12 March 2009

G1 Won't Work Without a Data Plan, Period

Dieter Bohn News, Featured Thursday, 12 March 2009

T-Mobile to Offer Month-to-Month Plans?

Casey Chan News Thursday, 12 March 2009

HTC Dream Pricing: $199 and Cheap Data

Casey Chan News Thursday, 12 March 2009

 
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