In a document that leaked through the FCC's website last week, apparently AT&T has not be completely honest about their intents on merging with T-Mobile. According to AT&T's entire campaign up to this point with law makers and investors, the reason AT&T wanted to merge with T-Mobile was to help AT&T expand their LTE network ...
AT&T has finally humbled itself and admitted that the iPhone simply overwhelmed their data capacity from 2007 thru 2010. And they said that the problem is only going to get worse as more consumers purchase and use smartphones and tablets. AT&T admitted their shortcomings in a new filing explaining it's intent to purchase T-Mobile. Their statement ...
AT&T announced today that it will buy T-Mobile from Deutche Telekom for $39 billion in both cash and stock. This is one of the biggest mergers in the United States since the beginning of the financial crisis. Not will this deal dramatically boost AT&T's 4G expansion efforts, but it will add an additional 46.5 million ...
According to some leaked internal documents from Tmonews.com. The T-Mobile G2 could have a Wi-Fi calling option on the handset. Although the Wi-Fi calling on the T-Mobile G2 won’t be the same as on some of T-Mobile's Blackberry handsets. The T-Mobile G2 will not switch between Wi-Fi calling and the cellular network. So once you’re ...
For those of you that are on T-Mobile’s network and are a fan of the original Mytouch 3G will have a good replacement coming. According to a leaked internal document from an anonymous source at Tmonews.com. T-Mobile will be releasing the Mytouch HD, which will be T-Mobile’s second phone to take advantage of T-Mobile HSPA+ network. The ...
T-Mobile announced Wednesday their first ever 4G Android phone called the T-Mobile G2. It is T-Mobile's first ever 4G enabled phone that will run on their HSPA+ network. The T-Mobile G2 is replacing the T-Mobile G1 which was the first ever Android mobile phone to hit the market nearly 2 years ago. On July 27th, ...
Is it true? There is a rumor from The Next Web that a "high placed sourced" at T-Mobile got inside information that they (T-Mobile) will be releasing the iPhone in the fall when AT&T's exclusivity clause expires with Apple. This rumor would make a lot sense actually. Both AT&T and T-Mobile are GSM carriers, so activating ...