America's FauxG Network Has Something to Say

Hey G's used to be gangstas. Ciara said it was for Girl. But telecoms, well G's are the future and they haz plenty geeez.

Guess I won't be worrying about upgrading and missing out on an iPhone on T-mobile this year.

Found on 9-to-5 Mac

T-Mobile Would Like to Remind You:

That you're all using the internetz wrong.

It's not your fault really. I mean you REALLY shouldn't expect to be able watch, share, send the latest funny cat videos with friends and family. I mean do you really do this at home on your computer. Pffft. Of course you wouldn't.

Apps. What about Apps? T-Mo definitely wants you buying the latest and greatest smartphones. They can do so much with their 3Gs and 4Gs (Gs, they haz them), and apps and Android Market and all these things. Except, please don't do it on their network. Do this sort of thing at home. After all, it's not part of Fair Use.

Oh what the hell; T-Mobile would like to remind you, "Fuck you very much for being a paying customer."

Note: It should be stated that at least for right now this seems to only apply to UK customers. Still not cool.

T-Mobile via Kat Hannaford [Twitter]

The HTC HD7 Is Now Available on T-Mobile (US)

Kudos to T-Mobile and their efforts to put out more and more interesting phones. In the last quarter we've seen the release of the Samsung Galaxy S - Vibrant, the G2, the myTouch 4G, and now the first Windows Phone 7 handset on T-Mobile - the HTC HD 2.

Spec wise the HD7 is no slouch offering a 1 GHz processor, 16GB of internal storage, 5MP camera with dual LED flash, and 3.5mm headphone jack. Pretty much standard stuff for a high-end smartphone. The only issue at present seems to be if it's too little too late for Microsoft, the developers are already entrenched in iOS and Android platforms.

Still, at $199 (2-year contract)/ $500 (sans-contract) it offers up another alternative to the dinosaur (RIM), fragmentation with skins (Android), and smartphones without AT&T (iPhone).

So can Magenta make an early adopter out of you?

UPDATE: It looks like AT&T also has two Windows Phone 7 phones available today: the HTC Surround and the Samsung Focus.

Magenta Takes Aim at Apple and AT&T With MyTouch 4G

T-Mobile has a new a flagship phone, the MyTouch 4G. Yes the G2 is a blogger darling, but the truth is the MyTouch is Magenta's flagship phone. T-Mobile took off the gloves in their latest ad blasting AT&T's 3G network as the iPhone's burden. Ask any iPhone user in NYC, SF, or just about any dense city and they may just agree with it.

So is T-Mobile's myTouch and "4G" Network enough to take you away from your sexy iPhone 4.

PS - Lol @ "You can Face Time anywhere that has wifi like an airport."